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700€ without taxes in France (19.6% vat), the steel made one is at 399€ excl.vat

That sounds Orwellian.....warm-up the angsoc dictionnaries folks!!!!

Hello folks; milka!! ethnic food??? now I have heard it all, I can go sleep naked in the woods without feeling weird for a year! Concerning the makita bike; I should really buy a tv to watch the news, I didn't notice that germany came back to DM!! I am currently piling some facom stuff, I hope...

Just like suresnoi said, several thousands of 151 (and cousins) ratchets are in use in France and no one complains about them. Just make sure to remove all the grease from the threads before applying loctite, otherwise it won't hold well.

The germans have a lot of these (i.e. made by kukko ) except they are square driven, it seems to work fine.

Thanks MattT, I was experiencing troubles trying to find that photograph ! :beer:

If i had to buy them I wouldn't pay more than 20-25€, but I am a bargain ******* :headscrat.

Hello everyone, the JMP charger is said to be made in europe by some sellers on ebay.de, and I think that I have seen that the facom one is swedish but I don't remember where. Concerning 3/8" equipment; it's not common here too. the only times I see 3/8 drive is in motorcycle repair shops and...

@Monte; the laser etched zone is a wire-cutting area.

@ r25gts here are some pics from my f96 catalog The bit is from the earlier "torsion" series, you should compare the size of the square end of the handle and the square end of the extension and maybe give us your measurements to compare with other stuff. That extension is certainly made in...

It depends on the jacks stands you use and the contacting surfaces, If it's flat steel on flat steel a piece of wood is compulsory. Old flip flops are excellent if you want to protect the painted areas the car is weighing on .

Nearly 200 pages on that thread, and still a pleasure :beer:

Thank you epiphany and patz!! I wonder if this symbol has been abandonned since I have not seen it on newer tools. Monte; you can grab them right now they are on ebay.de which has also been featuring many NOS belzer items these weeks.

Hello everyone and welcome to the recent members thta have shown up these days, I have a tricky question for you; What do these two squares mean? As the following pictures show it I have seen them on french, german and czech powertools.:headscrat

Here is the best photo i have from my former dolex vise, the slide is a piece of thick sheet metal folded three times, it is welded to the forged jaw.

The dolex vise is cast forged folded and welded, no one is jealous in our union governed society :lol_hitti. Both jaws on the Sambre et Meuse are cast.

On what kind of hood should I put my Cazeneuve hb500 to respect the scale?? maybe a Michigan loader?:bounce:

Sometimes I like to add bubbles and words to cheesy photos but I'll prevent myself from doing so, I don't want to be banned:lol_hitti

@American lockpicker; the last peugeot powertools made in France were made in the mid 80's. The drill I pictured is from the very late 70's. @Cantause; compac in action Sorry I can't translate :(

Hello folks, I have been buying a few things to keep a good pace,:bounce: Since holiday season is coming soon I have to keep an eye on pawn shops because many people will sell their family tools to buy some stupid wii games they can't live without. Photo 1 and 2; I bought them since my fingers...