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To: Lee Lichterman III who wrote (60634)	8/24/2006 3:25:03 PM
From: Jim McMannis	Respond to of 306849

I totally agree with you and John Q. I have a whole 14' x 30' warehouse full of tools plus a 2.5 car garage full as well. Most of it is good stuff, even going back to the early 1900's. I have, kick presses, punch press, 4 old delta drill presses circa 1940's, 2 stand up belt sanders, band saws, benders, radial arm saw, a joiner, wood lathe, 2 tables saws, A couple nice baldour 8" grinders and even 10" and 13" south bend metal lathes, several air compressors, even a heat treating kiln. all good oled hand tools etc. on and on. I recently bought a set of craftsman screwdrivers and they were crap. The heads twisted like a pretzel with minimal torque. I thought they would be better than harbor freight. No way. I'm reaching a point where I want to get rid of a lot of stuff but I still find a thing or two at harbour freight.