Free Stanley

[SylvanLakeWH 25,602]

Neighborhood garage sale. Last day last hour. Free... Score! Works like a charm...

 

[c-series don 8,724]

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I remember my dad had one of those! 

[SylvanLakeWH 25,602]

10 minutes ago, c-series don said:

I remember my dad had one of those! 

 

Same here!!! That's why i picked it up!!!

 

@formariz - Run of the mill tool or a bit better?

[8ntruck 7,018]

My dad had one, too.  Lots track of it though.  No it sure where it got off to.

 

Does that one have a slotted cap in the end of the handle?  If so, there might be some other bits hiding in the handle.

[formariz 11,987]

1 hour ago, SylvanLakeWH said:

- Run of the mill tool or a bit better?

It’s a good quality tool. They did not make inferior tools during that period particularly Stanley. The Handyman series was a little less expensive and geared towards the casual user but quality was just as good. More useful than the full size versions of it. I use several all the time. There is actually an accessory available for them so you can use any type of bit with it such as Phillips , Torx, etc. When I get back home I’ll post a photo of it. 

Edited May 27, 2023 by formariz

[SylvanLakeWH 25,602]

2 hours ago, 8ntruck said:

 

Does that one have a slotted cap in the end of the handle?  If so, there might be some other bits hiding in the handle.

Just the spring - no additional bits.

 

1 hour ago, formariz said:

It’s a good quality tool. They did not make inferior tools during that period particularly Stanley. The Handyman series was a little less expensive and geared towards the casual user but quality was just as good. More useful than the full size versions of it. I use several all the time. There is actually an accessory available for them so you can use any type of bit with it such as Phillips , Torx, etc. When I get back home I’ll post a photo of it. 

 

Thanks! Look forward to seeing it!

 

Works smoothly. Pretty good shape. 

[formariz 11,987]

14 hours ago, SylvanLakeWH said:

Just the spring - no additional bits.

The ones that have additional bits stored in handle are the push drills and not the Yankee screwdrivers. Screwdrivers will either hear a spring or not. I use one without the spring for certain functions. 

 

 

These are the tips available for the screwdrivers making them able to be used with any type screw. They come in two different sizes since Yankee drivers have two different size tips. 
 

[Pullstart 62,916]

What’s he locked up for?

 

 

[Jon Paulsen 290]

On 5/28/2023 at 11:50 AM, Pullstart said:

What’s he locked up for?

 

 

I dunno, but sources on "the street" indicate he was screwing around when there was work to be done.

 

@SylvanLakeWH thanks for the blast from the past. I have a plastic handled 1970's version bouncing around here somewhere.

 

@formariz zat a VA ice bit by the red tipped adaptor?