Recent content by jaceq

Very nice collection! In general I don't like doubles. I don't see them useful, no proper handle etc. Nevertheless the idea is not dead, look at a brand new Wera Joker:

Old wrench came to me last Monday:

my new purchase:

Yes, I was wrong. Below the Ridgid and two Stahlwille wrenches. Ridgid is identical with Stahlwille in the middle - the same dimensions, handle surface, machining of the head. Both are different to Stahlwille in the top. Seems all three made by Irega.

This ratcheting adjustable wrench is made by Proxene Tools, Taiwan. I think it might be the biggest producer of adjustable wrenches in the world. I have few wrenches made by Proxene, labelled with various brands, usualy good or very good quality. My Ridgid wrench looks to be made by Proxene.

thank you guys for your effort :)

Can anybody recognize this wrench - who and where produced it?

first Diamond in my collection:

Could maybe anyone help to justyfy if this Diamond is really made in the USA? The handle does not show the full name, unlike other Diamond wrenches have been posted here:

I had to check the producer's web page what is the purpose of this tool:

Wiha Poland plant was opened in 2001

this will not help at all, but I have Toyota pliers with slightly different handles shape than posted above

Arrived today, mostly for my younger son. These cute small pliers for me :love:

Who is the producer of this rule? Beautiful engraving.

Rubix, a conglomerate with headquarter in London, holding many brands. One of them is Roebuck, tools with lifetime guarantee, with nearly 200 years history. I found a small wrench on internet. As expected, identical with other wrenches made by Irega Spain. Below compared to Stahlwille.