Tool Shed

"Been by a dozen times now. Awesome selection of hand tools of all kinds, vintage and modern. Prices are very reasonable. I never leave empty handed."

"Most cost-efficient way to purchase that single misplaced socket or to avoid buying an entire new set of tools. I bought only the sizes needed to work with my Honda Civic. Has bins organized so that you’re able to rummage through and find the sizes needed. Owner is a true business man. Respects his inventory, his customers -not afraid to jump in to help you find what you need. My first visit I Left with a basic tool set for $11.00. Well worth the visit."

"This business is the best! I broke a drill-bit building a desk for my office. I biked over and purchased 3 for $.075 total! If I went to home depot I probably would have had to buy at least 5 for $10.00 or more. I wanted to salvage the wood from the pallet that my desk arrived on and my handheld hammer wasn't enough. So I biked back over to the Tool Shed and bought a pry bar for $3.50!!! This guy makes DIY work a reality for me. If I had to buy new tools for my small home projects they just wouldn't happen at all. Because I'm not going to spend hundreds of dollars on tools."

"Good (and ever-changing) selection of used hand and power tools as well as tool boxes, chests, etc. Andy's friendly and helpful, and it's a perfect place to fill in some missing tools from sets, find quality older tools, and otherwise get flea market/garage sale type items and prices without the inconvenience. He's usually open somewhat earlier than the posted times, but the mornings are when he meets folks to buy tools."

"Used tools from the $3 junk table to antique wood planes. Some metalworking tools too, including taps, dies, lathe tooling, indicators, and the like."