Recent content by Thomas^2

I maybe wrong but it smells very similar to 409.

As I first held the hammer, the first thing I noticed was the superb balance. The hammer just feels like a natural extension of your arm. The finish was perfect from the knurling to the hammer heads it was all just beautiful. I could not be more pleased. I can't wait to use it on my next...

I am anxiously awaiting the arrival of my hammer, that my girlfriend gave me for christmas. :drool:

Black: http://uk.farnell.com/jsp/search/productdetail.jsp?sku=148793 Red: http://uk.farnell.com/jsp/search/productdetail.jsp?sku=148792 These are the probes my dad always used and now I use them. To me alligator clips or the little clips leads are no where close. The only thing is they will not...

I have always called Vise grips, Mole grips. I never knew why but now this makes sense! Thanks.

Sorry, I may be stating the obvious, but you can reuse the filters by just washing them out. I just have 2 and switch them out.

Firstly, I do not have this tool so I may be way off but it appears to use a capacitive pickup to light a neon while your finger forms the other. If so, they are fairly dim and often hard to see in direct sun light. They do no need to be used on the actual plug, just on the plug wire. Also, the...

I tried searching but I didn't find anything here. Hudy are geared towards the Radio Control market. Homepage: http://www.hudy.net/flash_stuff/all_in/index.htm Hand Tools: http://www.hudy.net/xhudy/products/product_main.php?kategoria=65 Their headquarters is in Slovakia but I am not sure...

Does Snap-On still make Whitworth wrenches? I tried to look them up to see the prices after I bought one at a pawnshop. I could only find sockets. Did I just miss them?

Here we go, sorry for the noobness.

Sorry, that it has taken me so long to respond. I do have pictures though. As you can see each wrench is marked with 605. I also found, some other German made wrenches I will be posting pictures in the Tools from the Old World thread.

My dad did too. It had a very fine ratchet. Too bad they break.

I don't have one, but I will take one when I get home tonight.

My dad has a set of Hazet combination wrenches that he bought in 1974, in South Africa. He bought the short wrenches, so that they would fit under the seat of his bike. Sadly, when he bought them they did not have a 5/8" in the store or a 3/4". For Father's Day, I was hoping to get him those...