Recent content by gathanas1970

Made in Hong Kong. Early to mid 80's. Inexpensive.

Made in Hong Kong. Early to mid 80's. Inexpensive.

Happy new Year to everybody! I needed some tools!:bounce: Screwdrivers, Circlip pliers, a heavy duty scissors and a file

tools in action! Wartsila workshop in Zwolle In 05.22 we see a gedore recoilless hammer (probably the 248 ST-70 judging from the size) on the bench between the connecting rods. Also in 05.38 the mechanic is tightening the counterweight of the crankshaft using a Dremometer torque wrench

Please post some close photos of your tool cabinet. To see the brands of your tools. :D :bounce:

TL-13-A US Army Signal Corps, lineman's pliers

Welcome! Nice tools!

@AutomatiquE just to use it to change a blown tyre while travelling on the motorway! My car is a 1997 opel vectra b. The supplied mechanical jack is user hostile and at the same moment looks feeble :( BTW I also saw AC Hydraulic on page 1:bounce:

let me rephrase air tools = impact wrenches

@AutomatiquE nice to meet you again! Any suggestions: a. for high quality air tools? :headscrat b. for a bottle jack? (i heard that nike hydraulics manufactures top notch products)

@ loc welcome! You came to the right place for tool studies :)

Hi everybody!:bounce: Just looking for a practical guide on installing a compressed air system. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated!:beer: Also does anybody knows the COO of the Bulle pneumatic tools?

Hi everybody! I was quite busy and had to stay low for a while. Anyway I manage to find some time to read your posts and keep an eye on tool manufacturers websites. Speaking of this I have been wondering why Stahlwille has such a poor website. Specifically it is apparent the lack of a tool...

Facom 250mm adjustable plier. Ergonomic handle design, mechanism without play, a joy to work with! and finally a true artifact combination pliers with insulation VDE certified @monte: what is your opinion on Elora compared with other German brands like Hazet, Stahlwille and Gedore?

Hi everybody:bounce: Some more tools! Elora 1/2'' ratchet and 250mm extension Disassembled mechanism Combination wrenches The ACESA ones are made in Spain. The Facom was bought back in February 2005, 10 months before the company was acquired by Stanley but still no COO stamped on...