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Hi, Guys, this ratching screwdriver is a damn nice tool, but nothing new under the sun: I have, since the seventies a Facom AMM M with 5 inserts, 2 flat, 2 phillips and a 3/8" square . It is described in my eldest Facom catalog F73 on page 182. I use this tool very not often.

I have these as the biggest : a no name (chinesium) of 50 mm and a 2" Snap On

(Vintage) TACL screwdrivers and screws/bolts Anyone who knows more about these TACL screwdrivers and screws used in French cars in the seventies? They are mentioned in my Facom F73 (page 180) and in my NL78 (page 218) catalogues. In F87 cat, they are gone. And, what means TACL? For 43 years I...

Monte, do you know that ZEREM is/was a spin-off of HAZET and an abbreviation of ZErver REMscheid , I know this for a while, after searching because I got a dog-bone wrench from a friend. Nice X-mas to you and your relatives.

Thank you very much Mr. Lemons: I found all six errors and like to win this superb roller with contents! Happy x-mas, Johan

Me too, love this crimping pliers:Gustav Klauke type K5, Germany, Now part of Textron Inc. Metric from 6 to 50 mm²

Motoretro, At the back there is a 3rth mounting hole. The COO was Western Germany, but since a lot of years Leinen vises are made in Italy by FZA. I have a type D , 100mm and a type R 50mm for clockmakers, both with a turning device. Monte has a type F , 150mm ,look for Monte's Garage.

Cope; my crowfeet were stamped, not etched, I bought them in 1982. I also dislike etching, it looks cheap

Last year I found this missing wrench in pristine condition on the Dutch CL, "Marktplaats", for 7,50€, about 9$ My set is complete again!

Reed-Prince, My" pipehead "75 wrenches, bought in 1978, (not OGV) are all marked France. B.t.w. The United Kingdom is about the most expensive country to buy Facom tools! Try the Netherlands or Belgium in the future. Even France is expensive! Kind regards.

I have never seen one nor in the Netherlands, nor in France

Me too Mark, I prefer 2nd hand Europe-made, even for a higher price! I have the same Bahco Ergo adjustable spanners in 4" ,6",8", 10",12" and 15" in black, 4" and 6" in chrome and 2older ones ,black (B.A.Hjorth) in 6" and 18" I like Paramo vic/s/es, I have No. 1,2,3 and 5. Last year I was too...

Bost is o.k. They make also pliers of good quality.

Hi, Thom, your friend is right to leave the Netherlands! I did so in 2008,after my retraitment, without any regret! I always wonder why the angle of Dowidat "bahco's" at the business end have a steeper angle than all other brands. You're right: that KUKKO puller is designed to be used with a...

I was told that Saltus Werk from Solingen, Germany, was taken over by Atlas Copco in 2013. Saltus had a great name in torque-wrenches. Max Forst was the owner's name of Saltus.

Dutchgray, try Tony Griffiths, Lathes.uk.co, in U.K. for a copy-manual. Here in France there is a look-a-like forum "utensiles" or something like that, I lost the information.......but, if you can find them,will help with your french lathe, like I was helped with my french WGM Sr67 toolmakers' mill.

Wout, this lathe isn't a LINDETEVES, Lindeteves was the Dutch supplier/reseller for industry of these lathes, made by "Artillerie Inrichtingen", A.I. aka HEMBRUG, Amsterdam,the Netherlands, it's a model DRxx. Compatible with Hardinge. A.I./Hembrug was also the manufacturer of the HEMKLEM...

Some other visebrands Drivesitfar: Bernstein, Germany FZA, Italy, manufact. Leinen a.o. Gressel, Swiss Heuer Front, Germany Hemklem, (Artillerie Inrichtingen) Netherlands

These hammers are known as DIN 1041 hammers