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I saw the same letter o on both wrenches I thought it was the same then I realized when I clicked on the link. Thanks for the details.

I will make an effort to get 5/5, with 4/5 i should stroke expert. I guess between 40 stamped france and 440 there is 40 stamped with no country.

as mentioned by other members facom always stamp the model number on their wrenches so it's a fake one. I've seen wrenches (combination, angled socket and a ratcheting) always stamped without model number, pliers(cutter, universal, end cutting nippers), measuring tapes and screwdrivers. Here is...

440XL.10 440.10F fluo 40.10 40.10TI Titanium 40.10SR non sparkling

Hi guys, here is a complete draw from 2013, notice that you should check tool's generation to avoid confusion.

The wrenches produced in france are the insulated ones, the similarities of facom and sam are in finition both uses chromed and satined finishes or if they are supplied with the same product as wooden screwdrivers, but the dimensions and styles of wrenches are quite differents.

Facom assemble tools in morangis plant (france) or the MOD.64J7 is Composed from 64 (Taiwan) and PL.608A which is the plastic module tray (france). The older ones of 64 are 68B.

I think you have the black tips and the stainless ones, or the sand blasted tips are discontinued in 2018, they are like the bost or USAG 322 or Expert ones but in protwist handle, however their sets have the same sizes in the insulated Ones (Facom VE/USAG 092...) by the way their borneo or...

Nice collection CGarage, in some cases oil only doesn't suffice, i use grease in some spots like inside ajustables or locking pliers also for all the bolts or screws on my tools..

I Think do you Have facom enduro and USAG 323..Or the last models of USAG/facom are the same in handle (Protwist) but their sets have different shank's size length (for example in PH2 facom have 5" and USAG 4") so i wanted to ask him if he switched from one to another because i found the facom...

The nicest thing when you have the facom and USAG ones is that you have different blade sizes for the same tip...

I know the pieces fit 'cause I watched them fall away .....

The difference between mechanic and electricians screwdriver is in the type of the slotted blades..(milled blades for electricity and forged blades for mechanical or general uses).. forged blades would not fit screws on holes...

According to the 1945 logo this model appears and the two pics are for the oldest ones i say that because of the marking like their old wrenches (from FACOM written normally..... to the nut with three wings near FACOM) , the BSGDG vanachrome are older than the vanachrome one. The BSGDG means...