/diy/ - Do It Yourself

[Anonymous No.1380772]

This weeks garage sale find.
Two metal tools boxes. The seller was asking $1.00 each. I offered and seller accepted $1.00 total. Let’s see what we can do.

[Anonymous No.1380773]

Course wire wheel.
The box was Originally red, prior owner painted it black.

[Anonymous No.1380774]

Primer applied.

If the weather permits will put a final coat on tomorrow

[Anonymous No.1380775]

Sentry goin up

[Anonymous No.1380796]

>>1380774
Cum in the paint before you paint it

[Anonymous No.1380809]

>>1380796
A shot of black[ed] cum

[Anonymous No.1380815]

>>1380774
Good job anon almost worth a buck ea. now

[Anonymous No.1380821]

>spends 8 dollars on paint for 1 dollar toolbox

[Anonymous No.1380832]

>>1380772
>Two metal tools boxes. The seller was asking $1.00 each. I offered and seller accepted $1.00 total.

At some point in bargaining you just become a prick and youre well past that.

[Anonymous No.1380883]

>>1380832
pretty much this. op confirmed for jew cunt
sorry op. that was pretty autistically cuntish of you.

[Anonymous No.1380908]

>>1380883
>>1380832
Ok here's how it works. The buyer always determines the price of things.
>b-but the seller printed the price tag
You forget it's the buyer that decides whether or not the transaction is made. Once both parties agree on a price, a transaction is made. Don't get on Annon's ass for getting a good deal. Get on the seller's ass for not charging enough.

[Anonymous No.1380912]

>>1380821
>he buys aerosol
wow top pleb m8.
could you be even more casual?
(don't answer, it's rhetorical)

[Anonymous No.1380913]

>>1380908
>You forget it's the buyer that decides whether or not the transaction is made.
Interesting perspective....

[Anonymous No.1380914]

>>1380908
How is life in Israel?

[Anonymous No.1380918]

>>1380914
I dont control the economy, for I am not of Jewish descent. I do, however, understand how sheckelnomics works, which is why I am defending OP's decision to not pay more for something that could cost less.

[Anonymous No.1380965]

A fucking dollar
Ive seen jewholes haggle over .50 cent items at a garage sale before. Had a lady offer me a quarter on a dollar item at a garage sale my wife was having. I told her to get the fuck off my property

[Anonymous No.1380967]

I couldn't sleep waiting to see the paint job on these tool boxes. The suspense is killing me.

[Anonymous No.1380971]

>>1380772
I have the same box.
bought for a few bucks years ago.. sanded, primed, painted. some 30 (fuck I'm getting old) years later it still is my fav.

[Anonymous No.1380972]

>>1380912
No. It's now not rhetorical.

[Anonymous No.1380973]

>>1380918
It's damn hard to find a good steel toolbox these days. most are plastic or pathetically thin chinesium.

[Anonymous No.1381006]

>>1380821
First, spray paint here costs about $4.00 per can.

Second is my tip of the day.
Go to estate sales, buy the paint.
Disposing of paint is difficult because regulations.
So when people have estate sales they are happy to let it go for cheap.

Pic related
Also, shame on you for not having supplies on hand for diy projects.

Estate sale
https://www.estatesales.net/IN/Carmel/46032/1813191?modal=true

[Anonymous No.1381008]

>>1381006
Pic 2/2 from the estate sale.
I would offer $10 for all of that paint.

[Anonymous No.1381019]

>>1381008
If I was near that sale I'd have already bought that paint. nah.. got too much right now.
Though I do suggest giving the cans a squeeze before buying. some tend to go flat.
As for disposal, some cities have hazardous disposal drop-offs. No charge and they take paint, pesticide, and other stuff that shouldn't go in the landfill.
protip: Some also let you pick up things for free. I've picked up Sevin and some spraypaint from them. The bottle of Sevin was even unopened.

[Anonymous No.1381206]

>>1381006
I just checked out that website. It's crap. They have literally nothing near where I'm at. Craig's List is the place to go my friend. That and Facebook, even though the people on there are retarded.

[Anonymous No.1381253]

>>1380973
soooo... why not build one?

[Anonymous No.1381256]

>>1380973
Half of the old metal toolboxes i see at garage sales arent any better than a new Stackon metal box

[Anonymous No.1381290]

>>1381256
>old metal toolboxes i see
They made shit back in the day, it just tends not to last long enough to be still around in the present. If you get an old tool or case or whatever, if it is still around today it is probably built to last (or has seen very little use).

It also depends on what you consider 'old'. A 30-year-old toolbox is probably Taiwanese/Chinese crap. A 50-year-old toolbox is probably better made. A 70-year-old toolbox is probably really stout. Picture related. I have seen many old Craftsman boxes over the years. Ones with this logo (50s, early 60s) were very well built. If they had the 'crown' logo (late 60s, early 70s) they were a bit thinner. If they had the 'Sears Craftsman' name inside a box (late 70s and 80s) they were thinner still. If they have the 'modern' logo they were mostly made overseas. I generally don't bother with Craftsman tools if it has any logo newer than the Crown style (although their wrenches and sockets remained decent into the 90s).

[Anonymous No.1381348]

>>1381290
Like this?

[Anonymous No.1381464]

>>1381348
That is a carpenters toolbox. Probably made by Waterloo originally. They were a major box OEM for Sears for decades. There should be a piece of wood in the lid, running from front to back. You can see the holes in the lid where it should be attached. It would have two slots cut into it so you can slide a pair of saws in. Picture related.

The hooks in the back are made to hold a spirit level. The box itself is designed to hold hand saws, which is why it is so wide. The little rectangle in the corner of the lid is a knockout. If you needed to fit a carpenters square in there you could knock out the metal and have it poke through the lid. They continued to make this style of box up until the 1970s or 80s.

[Anonymous No.1381468]

>>1381464
Gad damn fucking Photobucket and their stupid penny pinching bullshit.

[Anonymous No.1381569]

>>1380912
>$0.50 toolbox
>break out the pro grade equipment and $100 a gallon camaro green

[Anonymous No.1382479]

got a wagner steamer for $5, hopefully it works...those things are usually $50-75

>>1381008
>I would offer $10 for all of that paint
they always want $1+ a piece

[Anonymous No.1382505]

>>1380772
Estate sales are the shit OP. I found a few ladders at one recently for <$200. The estate sales around me are a bit difficult to get good tool deals at because so many contractors go to them.

[Anonymous No.1382507]

>>1382505
Anon after 30 years working off ladders I can tell you that extension ladder that appears to be a 20' 'r is a piece of shit a Louisville if I remember right. Its missing one rung towards the bottom and every time you come down it you'll almost fall the last few feet. Werner blue or black tips are all I ever used

[Anonymous No.1382508]

How long does it take to paint a fucking tool box anon

[Anonymous No.1382510]

>>1380908
>The buyer always determines the price of things.
Indeed, this is the basis of all capitalism. The buyer is the market, the seller can only charge what the market will bear. If there is no demand for your product, as a seller, your product is worthless.

[Anonymous No.1382512]

>>1382507
I suppose that's what it is. You can see the missing rung in the photo. I didn't really know what to look for in it so I suppose I missed that. I'll be careful when using it. I managed to get one of those multiposition ladders for $20 but I picked that up at a garage sale not an estate sale.

[Anonymous No.1382513]

>>1382505
Estate sales around me are almost always professional affairs with ebay prices on everything with a POS register and everything.

It's some bullshit.

[Anonymous No.1382514]

>>1382512
whoops forgot pic

[Anonymous No.1382517]

>>1382512
Oh it'll work for homeowner tasks. The round rungs are hard on the feet if you spend all day on them. Just be careful coming down because you'll miss that rung and fall if your aren't really holding on

[Anonymous No.1382519]

>>1382513
Yeah it's hit or miss. Most of them around me have registers and stuff too. Some are cash boxes. I've been going to them for years and I'm familiar with the groups that operate in my area. I often wait until the last 2 days to go if I want to gamble and get a good price. They do -25% and then -50% on the last day and a few let you bid on items between days so you can haggle down to a dollar over 50% off on the first to last day. I have bought nearly all of my tools from estate sales and it has taken a couple of years to build a shop. I'm still looking for a good deal on a band saw. You just have to keep going and buy things as you see them and you'll have a nice collection of tools in no time. All it takes is one good sale to find a pile of hammers at $1 each and pipe wrenches for $4.

>>1382517
Thanks for the warning. I'll make sure to pay attention as I'm coming down to be careful.

[Anonymous No.1382521]

>>1382519
With the step ladders you still made out alright, just had to warn you

[Anonymous No.1383092]

>>1380772
>The seller was asking $1.00 each. I offered and seller accepted $1.00 total.
picrelated.jpg

[Anonymous No.1383098]

>>1383092
>What do you mean you want $2.00?
>How can these tool boxes be worth $1.00?
>I won't accept any higher than $0.50!

[Anonymous No.1383257]

>>1380883
>>1380832
retards. Obviously they are junk to the seller and he was happy to get anything for them. You're both faggots.

[Anonymous No.1383307]

Garage sales are basically the only time in NA you are allowed to haggle. I do it hard core, unless I really want something. Because I'm doing the seller a service. Do you really think they want to back up their crap at the end of the day and put it back into storage? Hell no, they put it on sale to get rid of it.

[Anonymous No.1383314]

>>1383257
Yes, they're not worth anything to the seller, and $1 is not much. Thus 'bargaining' him.down a dollar is just a reap dick thing

[Anonymous No.1383346]

>>1380832
As someone who buys second hand all the time heres how it usually goes.

>"I'll take $1 for each"
"Damn i only have a dollar on me"
>"Fuck it i'm tired of looking at them anyway"

[Anonymous No.1383348]

>>1381290
>A 30-year-old toolbox is probably Taiwanese/Chinese crap
>mfw 30 years ago is almost the 90s

[Anonymous No.1383389]

>>1380809

Why do you have to get his wife's bull involved in everything?

[Anonymous No.1383396]

>>1380772
Thanks mom, but I was really hoping for a Trusco

[Anonymous No.1383489]

>>1383307
Yeah I love jewcuks like you. When you offer me 50% of an already super low price I embarrass the fuck out of you in front of everyone. I promise you'll leave with your tail between your legs feeling like the cheap tight ass fuck that you are. Had a guy offer me 5 cents on a fishing pole I had a quarter on, by the time I let him have it he almost had a heart attack. I was sorry he didn't. I'm selling shit not giving it away. The nerve, it's no wonder I've busted so many noses in my life

[Anonymous No.1383613]

Just went to go pick up some tools from someone on craigslist and they gave me their home address and arranged the time but didn't answer the door when I got there.

[Anonymous No.1383668]

>>1383489
You sure sound intimidating you weird man on peruvian stamp collection forum

[Anonymous No.1383830]

Sorry I was away from 4chan for so long,
Some of us have to work.
Along with the rain, the project was on hold.
I did manage to get some primer on the metal.

[Anonymous No.1383833]

>>1383830
I have a partial can of black paint. Which I don’t think is enough to paint the whole box, so black on the inside.

I did get the grass mowed.

[Anonymous No.1383859]

>>1380913
what do you mean interesting? its the founding principal of economics, supply and DEMAND dude.

[Anonymous No.1383911]

>>1383833
>not red
One job.

[Anonymous No.1383941]

Op, why didn't you do yourself the favor and throw the whole toolbox in coca-cola/vinegar/electrolysis solution for a bit first and *really* grt rid of all the rust.
There's still rust in places on that toolbox (under the primer now, jokes on you) your wire-brush couldn't have had a snowflakes chance in hell of getting to, little nooks and crannies.

[Anonymous No.1383942]

>>1383941
I have 3 old toolboxes like this laying around rusting, the amount of work you need to do to get all the rust off is too much for the return honestly. And I could never ever fathom of doing a half assed job and just spray painting over it.

[Anonymous No.1383946]

>>1383942
Doesn't seem like much of a big deal.
I have a few old DC transformers (laptop charger, etc.) lying around I could cannibalize, and a plastic tub + few bottles of coca cola as carrier solvent, the rest you just fill up/dilute with tap water.
These transformers are tiny and weak, so it may take a good day or two, but I'd really be only out of pocket for the cola and tub. Do it on the balcony so any gases get blown away by the wind, then use a hairblower to dry.

I mean, ghetto diy chemistry sounds rough around the edges, but the stuff you can get your hands on off the shelf in stores and use as a means for an end only seen in laboratory work is astounding. Youtube it up man. You don't have to spend big to reclaim a classic tool box.

I mean yes, you do have to prime and paint it afterwards, but you save yourself the work on wire-brushing which is loud and takes up your personal time and effort. Setting up the tub takes a half hour tops, but while it does its thing you can go bang your wife or play vidya in the meantime. *shrug*

[Anonymous No.1383949]

>>1383946
If you can be arsed making your own distilled water, it might work a little better since the electrical current is forced to move along the phosphoric acid ions and not cheat by using tap-water mineral ions. Distilled water esentially just disperses the carrier solvent better without "cutting" it. Obv, too little cola and your transformer is going to have a huge ass resistance to deal with which it might not take too kindly towards. Vinegar would be a cleaner, less sugary carrier, but it uses acetic acid which is carbon based and less potent than phosphor.

[Anonymous No.1383957]

He'll get another 30 years out of it, who cares

[Anonymous No.1384007]

>>1383833
Thank God you can fall back on your McDonalds income to support all 17 of your children

[Anonymous No.1384797]

>>1383911
I laughed

I have a partially full can of red and another of black. I did t think I have enough red to paint the whole box.

It will need a second coat.

>>1384007
I never worked at McDonald’s, I don’t have 17 kids, but thanks for bumping the thread.

[Anonymous No.1384803]

>>1383957
This.
I have specific project where I need to transport my tools to a job site.

This tool box is not a show car, it’s not a piece of art. It’s going to get used, scratched, and dented.


Once this dries I will apply a second coat.

Btw, total invested is about $5.00.
Anons need to learn the difference between frugal and cheap.

[Anonymous No.1384808]

>>1384803
>doesn't mask off chrome handle

you sick fuck

[Anonymous No.1384813]

>>1384808
this let me guess you sprayed it on the hood of your Yugo?

[Anonymous No.1384815]

>>1384803
>Btw, total invested is about $5.00
sells in a garage sale for .25

[Anonymous No.1384828]

>>1384808
Chrome handle?
Ok

[Anonymous No.1384874]

I sometimes like the idea of spending an absolute pittance on something, but spending absolute pity on the item itself and make a real work of art out of it.
Whether I spend a lot or a little on bringing it up to snuff, I never want to half-ass something if I know I can make it beautiful.
Yes, OP could have spent nothing on it or hundreds of dollars/hours on a 25c toolchest, but if he's happy and deems fine what we deem shit/a waste of time, well who cares.

Personally I'd have electrolysed the shit out of it, then resprayed, and maybe masked off parts and brush those areas with graded sanding papers and gotten mirror shine out of it.

But its supposed to be functional, not a mantle piece, so you draw the line between what is potentially wasted work and what isn't.

[Anonymous No.1385167]

>>1384803
>This tool box is not a show car, it’s not a piece of art. It’s going to get used, scratched, and dented.

So why bother putting shitty spray paint on it? Use it as you bought it

[Anonymous No.1385452]

>>1385167
Where do you draw the line?
Should I tap out the dents, use body filler, wet sand between coats and clear coat it too?
Maybe it needs buffed and waxed.

Or maybe the sanding, primer and paint is sufficient

Second coat of red apply

[Anonymous No.1385454]

[Anonymous No.1385455]

Why dark on the inside? makes it harder to find shit in low light.

[Anonymous No.1385475]

>>1385455
Read the thread

[Anonymous No.1385489]

>>1385452
>Where do you draw the line?
At doing literally anything cosmetic to it.

[Anonymous No.1385619]

>>1380832
do you even yard sale bro? If you buy two things and pay the sum of the price for each you're doing it wrong.

[Anonymous No.1385622]

>>1383098
remember the six million, you'll pay me $10 to take them!

[Anonymous No.1385656]

>>1383668
Ugandan, not Peruvian. Get it right newfag.

[Anonymous No.1385688]

>>1385452
There is a reason toolboxes are traditionally painted with hammer finish; it hides dents.

Another option is to just sand off the rust with 600 grit wet/dry, and apply a rust convertor to bare metal areas.

Then give the whole thing a coat of 2K Lacquer. Either gloss or matte is up to you.

[Anonymous No.1385861]

>>1383830
>>1383833
>>1384797
>>1384803
>>1385452
>>1385454

>painting the latches

[Anonymous No.1385892]

>>1385452
Should at least paint it with the quality you'd expect if you bought it new, with paint that wont chip in a month and let the thing rust away by this time next year.

[Anonymous No.1385962]

>anon buys some cheap and old toolbox and resprays it, other anons get salty as fuck.

What a bunch of wee smelly cunts some of you are.

[Anonymous No.1385963]

>>1385962
>an anon does extremely poor work and then parades it around
>expects to not get called out on it

[Anonymous No.1385974]

>>1380832

Well I don't think OP is a prick for dealing.

But even bothering to deal to save $1 and actually mentioning it later on shows that he either has a mental problem or he is from South Sudan.

[Anonymous No.1385989]

Only thing is that poor dented handle. Makes me wonder if you can slip a piece of wood in under the bottom and tack it in place with a few screws from the sides. Probably not an issue if the tray will never hold much weight.

[Anonymous No.1386232]

>>1380913
Pretty fucking standard, I'd say.

[Anonymous No.1386274]

>>1386232
Really? So the seller has no say in the matter?

[Anonymous No.1386275]

>>1386274
The seller can not force someone to buy.

[Anonymous No.1386279]

>>1386275
The buyer cannot force someone to sell.

Therefore it must be a mutual agreement.

[Anonymous No.1386395]

>>1385892
Yeah fuck rattle cans. Buy paint buy the gallon and shoot it HVLP. I don't know what they do with rattle can paint but that shit is half as good as bucket paint with a hardener mixed in and cut with acetone.

[Anonymous No.1386438]

>>1386395
Acetone is a cleaner, not a thinner.
Mineral spirits is a thinner.

Rattle can paint is usually acrylic and bucket paint is Oil Based.

2K Isocyanate is the good stuff but you won't find it at the hardware store.

[Anonymous No.1386440]

>>1386438
WRONG

[Anonymous No.1386442]

Its a beat up pos tool box wgaf?

[Anonymous No.1386471]

Auction house has these listed in the sale bill.

[Anonymous No.1386472]

You inspired me, Anon.

I was recently given my Grandpa's stuff and wasn't sure what to do with it.

[Anonymous No.1386474]

Grampa's old drill. Works like a champ.

[Anonymous No.1386476]

Many hours later, masked and prepped for paint (doing a blue and white theme).

[Anonymous No.1386477]

>>1386472
paint it = ruin it
Oil them up save the patina

[Anonymous No.1386478]

>>1386476
First layer of white. All the painting for the night.

[Anonymous No.1386479]

>>1386476
masking tape will bleed use frog tape and ruin it in style

[Anonymous No.1386480]

white for a tool box
hope youre storing yarn in it

[Anonymous No.1386481]

>>1386477
The camera did not show how bad they were. I will be using them for leather tool storage for knife making.

My vise was chipped and beat to death cosmetically, so I repainted 'Tarja', as I call her, too.

[Anonymous No.1386483]

>>1386478
why did you mask the box?
Spray the whole thing and sand only mask the finish coat or your mask lines will look like shit

[Anonymous No.1386485]

Ok im going to break out an old tool box and beat flat with a sledge hammer and make a kinfe

[Anonymous No.1386496]

>>1386483
Because I'm an idiot who has never really painted two tones before.

I'll unmask it for the 2nd coat. Thank you for pointing out my mistake and I'll correct it tomorrow.

[Anonymous No.1386518]

>>1386496
not an idiot just shoot the base and them worry about mash on second color

[Anonymous No.1386526]

>>1386518
Yeah, I'll do that. Any suggestion on buffing the enamels when I'm done? I was going to give them a light polish with 000 steel wool when I was done.

[Anonymous No.1386536]

>>1386438
You're a moron

[Anonymous No.1386580]

>>1386477
>Save the patina
It's a fucking tool box, not a civil war medal.

[Anonymous No.1386582]

>>1386440
>>1386536
Stupid Americans. Shut up, idiots.

[Anonymous No.1386584]

>>1386526
Wait a month or more before buffing. Just because paint is touch dry doesn't mean all solvents have evaporated (ie: cured)

Steel wool will get rid of dust but leave scratches that require compound at the very leadt.

[Anonymous No.1386633]

>>1386582
Did you just assume my gender?

[Anonymous No.1386668]

>>1383348
Scared me for life. Great job

[Anonymous No.1386689]

>>1386582
Why do these poor eurofaggots post in here so often if this country sucks so bad? I always laugh when their jealousy floods from their toothless hot dog hole

[Anonymous No.1386691]

>>1386526
If you shoot it right it shouldn't need buffing

[Anonymous No.1386693]

>>1386584
this

[Anonymous No.1386987]

>>1386472
Good for you.
How did you remove the rust and loose paint?
With the wire wheel?
As listed above it is hard to remove all of the rust with just a wire wheel.
After the wire wheel is side 80 grit, and then rust converter before primer.

Pic is the rust converter I used. Never used it before. But it seemed to work.

[Anonymous No.1386995]

>>1386987
>>I used 80 grit.
Show more pics, so anons can complain about your DIY project

>>patina

Also, I caught this cat in my trap.
Pic unrelated to thread.

[Anonymous No.1387072]

>>1386689
Just jelly cause we don't have to go through a 6 month back ground check and 12 month waiting period to buy a power drill.

[Anonymous No.1387076]

>>1386987
m8, the jaws are consumables. dont put money into them

[Anonymous No.1387084]

>>1387076
You missed the thread. Is 404 now

[Anonymous No.1387091]

>>1387084
I use one of these at least 5 times a day when I take a piss

[Anonymous No.1387103]

The long box turned out horrible, The paint blistered everywhere. I guess I didn't clean it well enough, but for leather tools and leather tool storage, I'm happy with this one. I'm going to line it with 2 mm stick on tool padding.

[Anonymous No.1387104]

I like the paint job and the pattern I chose.

[Anonymous No.1387130]

Oh, and 'Tarja' went back together just fine.

[Anonymous No.1387132]

>>1387104
I do to

[Anonymous No.1387135]

>>1387132
Kiitos.

[Anonymous No.1387138]

>>1387104
reminds me of paint patterns I use to do on old RC biplanes....never go wrong with blue and white

[Anonymous No.1387140]

>>1387138
>never go wrong with blue and white
Indeed.

[Anonymous No.1387199]

>>1387104
Didn't realize that shot was blurry.

Here's a better one.

[Anonymous No.1387213]

>>1381006
>Disposing of paint is difficult because regulations.

Put all paint in heavy duty garbage bag, send to landfill. So difficult.

[Anonymous No.1387222]

>>1387213
Basically this. If it is dried out it is garbage. If it is still usable you can donate it.

[Anonymous No.1387225]

>>1387213
>>1387222
didn't you invent the internet?

[Anonymous No.1387243]

>>1380809
A shot of black, to let everyone know you a pro?
Damn, that still a thing?

[Anonymous No.1387271]

>>1387103
>>1387104
>>1387199
pretty shitty masking job.
Other than that i probably would have gone with something like this.

[Anonymous No.1387376]

>>1386689
>>1387072
You're excellent in stupidity and low in intelligence. You American dumb idiots.

[Big Tony !!AB4f2ULK+UF No.1387385]

>>1387243
>A shot of black, to let everyone know you a pro?
>Damn, that still a thing?

It will never die, because unlike imitation crab meat and underground containers, painting pros actually do ask for a shot of black when buying white paint.

Or at least that's what Bepis told me in IRC last week.

[Anonymous No.1387387]

>>1387271
a blue rocket?

[Anonymous No.1387417]

>>1387271
That pattern was my plan for the carpenter's box.

[Anonymous No.1387419]

>>1387385
Must be true then. We all know tripfags are absolute fountains of knowledge, which is why it is so crucial they post with names. Who the fuck would want to listen to a lowly anon?

[Anonymous No.1387471]

>>1387376
And we control your shithole country, whats that say about you L-L-LOSER

[Anonymous No.1387545]

>>1380908
He saved a fucking DOLLAR

[Anonymous No.1387605]

>>1386995
nice cat
>>1387084
nice wrench
>>1387103
nice tool box
>>1387545
never learned about being frugal?
why spend money when you dont have to?

[Anonymous No.1387632]

>>1387471
You don't even control your own dumb country you idiot stupid fool.

[Anonymous No.1387699]

>>1387605
>why spend money when you dont have to?

This, why is OP buying toolboxes when he most likely already has them
Its not a good "deal" when you are buying something you dont need

[Anonymous No.1387724]

>>1387545
third rule of acquisition: Never spend more than you have to.

[Anonymous No.1387741]

>>1387545
Probably the same person who spends $75 on a shirt because Martha Stuart’s name is on the label.

[Anonymous No.1389003]

>>1387271
Where is the second box?

[Anonymous No.1389011]

>>1389003
See: >>1387103

I haven't gotten back to the second box because I've been build this: >>1388973