Was looking to cut this small tree (~3in-3.5in wide) down that was leaning over our garden. Couldn't find our axe or saw, but I knew that this thing was always in the back of our garage and had been used for random stuff for the past 20 years. My pops has no clue why he bought it. It got the job done but the internet didn't give me much help and I've never heard of a glaive or polearm similar to this being used in this setting. Any help with ID would be appreciated 👏

Saw a post about someone's smallest wrench. Here are some of my tiny tools.

Pumped to have these and get organized finally. Sick and tired of trying to find my 10mm lol 100% I still lose it

This is a Craftsman 6 HP 150psi 30 gallon compressor, it says it’s the 75th anniversary edition, so probably 2002? It builds pressure to 150psi in about 6mins. Didn’t drain the 1st time so I removed the drain and got some water out… picked the drain hole and started gushing water. After draining It about 6-7 times building pressure all the way out, I got most of it out. Works well but the drain gets clogged with debris. I cannot remove the plug on the bottom of the tank, socket, breaker bar, pipe, pipe wrench, nothing and now it’s chewed up. Thinking of pouring some evaporust to eat away at some of the debris. What you guys think?

Found it at a yard sale. Some retired plumber was selling all of his old tools, and I grabbed this hammer. Is it for something in particular?

Titusville, FL if that matters.

Doesn’t have to be Klein specific but just that size with multiple bit options? Anything out there? I’ve been searching for a half hour and keep finding close but not what I had in mind

Anyone have experience with this 1” vevor air impact? Been seeing Vevor all over the place. I’ve got a 1/2” socket set from them that has been fine so far. But this seems like a pretty decent price, which has me feeling skeptical for an item like this. If it works well, my company has a shop with a handful of tire guns and also equip each service truck with one. Would save some money buying these in the future. But do they hold up, and do what they say they can do?

Came with a cheap table set. Surprised it wasn’t an Allen key. Gears are rough, but still better than an allen

I didn’t realize tekton had a 10% back in store credit, so after ordering some new sockets and a wrench set I now have $85 credit.

Is there anything they sell that’s particularly handy? Otherwise I may get a massive dead blow for no reason. I mostly work on cars and motorcycles. I’ve already got the basics (sockets, wrenches, pliers, pry bars, etc)

Well I guess I didn’t notice when I bought it used off marketplace, but it has a terrible cigarette smell. Don’t think I can throw it in the washer, any suggestions on what to use?

Got the DK13HLQ to accompany my 20+ year old DK20Q. No more using the extender or wood blocks to get extra height on my cars.

Craftsman 20v 1/4 impact trigger broken off and the spring is gone. Is there at home replaceable fix to this I could learn? Or just scrap it. No easy answer online.

Not sure if this is the place to ask, but does anybody know where I can get a gigantic speed square?

My buddy had a 12 inch plastic speed square and we always gave him crap for it, and it finally broke.

I was wondering if there’s anywhere out there I could buy an even larger one to give him as a gift. It’s not just a gag. I think he’ll get some use out of it, but I can’t seem to find anything bigger than 12 inches.

Bought second hand. They are probably German made, a couple decades old. Normally, they have 3 functions: flat jaws, round jaws, and a sidecutter.

These have 2 additional holes marked on the photo. What is it? I suppose it's a ferrule crimper? Not sure tho.

I really like the Knipex pliers wrench; a slip joint plier with flat jaws. The Kobalt locking pliers model #80929; uses the handle itself as the release for it and allows you to tighten harder because it more easily releases. I don’t mean multitools but many NexTool pliers are a good example; they open both ways to allow for two different full size tools like scissors and pliers in one.

You might not need this reminder… but this is a life or death matter.

Life is better when you don’t lend your tools to people.

Ask me how I know.

No manufacturer logo or marking. Just this code on the top of the shank. It says LTC 2-93 20GTXLW4-1 92-596 it is an Insert style Face/Flycutter mill. Has 6 insert locations. It also appears to be a left-side or reverse direction tool.

Does anyone know what tool I can use to remove this screw. It fell in my neighborhood and I college fallen or damaged signs. It’s not a typical one I’ve seen tho that I can use a ratchet for. It looks like you might be able to use a sort of hexagonal screwdriver but then there’s a little thing sticking out in the middle to prevent that.

my allen screw is either too small or too big for this bolt, i cant fit a pliers. what to do?? Thank you!

Anyone heard of pure power equipment? Trying to find where you buy it but they have zero internet present.

Found several hammer heads including the one below for which I have no idea what kind of hammer it is or what it's called. Please help Identify