Pawnie finds: 1-24-22

[bonneyman]

Found a few real gems. A door "kicker" helper tool, a Reed deburring tool, and a Snap-On DBE.

The Snappy is an extra long, shallow offset 1/2" by 9/16", incredible condition. Marked $2! I could scarcely believe it as I walked out with it.   

[DeadNutz]

That is pretty amazing a long beam always needed 1/2 x 9/16 in good shape Snappy for $2. Deburring tools like the Reed are designed to be thrown away when they get dull. You can always dress the blade some to help it if the cutting edge is not banged up.

[hickory n Steel]

The burr whip standa out most to me, I've been needing one but for some reason I always forget or keep putting it off.
I get buy with things I have around,  so it's no rush and I'll get one some day.

[DeadNutz]

I don't use a deburring tool much lately but I have a drawer full of holders and different blades. It is nice to reach in the drawer and quickly deburr something. If I'm drilling a bunch of holes I will leave a countersink in one of the drill presses.

I don't know if MSC sells to the general public anymore but the wife tags my needs onto her shop orders. Here is an example of a nice kit.
https://www.mscdirect.com/product/details/33873548

[muddy]

I have the set of these long beam wrenches. Great wrenches.

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[bonneyman]

The Snappy is like over 12 inches long. Could be one of their "high performance" wrenches. Just checked the SO site - it's priced at $55. And I got it for $2! lol It'll go with my Utica black aerospace wrenches, and I'm wanting to grab a metric set of those.

The Reed is marked "Israel", so I'm thinking it's a rebranded NOGA tool. Doesn't look like it's made to allow the blade to be replaced (use it till it's dull then toss version) but I found a way to remove the blade and replace it.

https://www.noga.com/