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That is seriously nice found, not too expensive? (as those are, if you would buy set new today, some 250€) I would go for Gedore 1993 ALU-10 As normal steel ratchet weight 700g Aluminium ratchet is only 350g and looks like normal steel ratchet! I have never seen one or try out one, it is...

I don't know how you folks think; Carolus has more fresh desing then Gedore, I like it.

Ok... It seems like server lost my pictures, or is here somekind of maximum storage for each writer?

There are all kind of toolbox's but for last 10-years I have used this one. No matter what! there are no better toolbox for daily use, it is simple, got only one storage, you know where your tools are, is very cheap and most durable there are. You can even make it waterproof, just use you...

This weekend I found (In addition other tools) Armak car body hammers and they are made in Turkey, first time I ever heard tools from Turkey and my surprise quality and finish beats all other, Simply best looking hammers I have ever seen. Bougth then unused and 1€/piece, only drawback was...

oh, I forgot; I allways open ratches and lube them from new, made huge improvment for Beta ratchet.

I got few ratches and have try out most of them. I like the desing and grip, it is silent and smooth. that "odd" lever desing works. Chrome is awesome, it mirror good. Thing about ratchets is; you have to try them out and find the one that you like and go with it.

Yes it is. Yes they do, I gues most have also found that normal U-side on wrenches are fine, but sometimes there comes bolt that you need "open end" that is turned like Stahlwille. Those Bahco wrenches got both "open end's".

Tools in action: Beta Swiweling T-handle wrenches are really handy for example when you work something that is hard to reach. I also change engine ground cable, of cource kept the original and label it.

Untill few weeks ago, I did not know there where Bahco wrenches like these, nothing amazing, but so rare that I have never seen similar tools. Bahco UV or "U-Vinkel" Idea is both ends are with same size, so you can leave Stahlwille or Dowidat wrenches unused. Three sizes are made to same base...

Nice! Are both yours? (I got four Ferraris and one Lamborghini, Today I started carburator tuning to my Countach, after compleat carburator rebuild, just love those carburators!)

btw. BA is old British Association sizes http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/British_Association_screw_threads

Best tool or tool set I found last weekend is: Bahco 1749 a 1/4" socket set from 1960's, perfect pair for my same era 1/2" socket set used here as refrence. First of all; I have never found single 1/4" socket from this old Bahco, All the thousands and thousands sockets I have seen, now for...

As folks here post pictures of tools found in fleamarket, here is some of tools I found this weekend: Scala workshop vernier, paid 3,50€ Facom 507 lockpliers, note that Facom makes lockpliers from their own desing. Hazet 3/4 36mm socket Two Heyco 25-00-10 one of most elegant 1/4" ratchets...

I would give arm or leg for those old Stahlwille stuff

All tools (exept lock pliers) are made in Italy and are marked as one, toolbox is not marked anyway, but it is made in Italy, one factorys did make them att that time. Here is similar toolbox next to F1 Similar, modifided in MotoGP I have post closeup photos from tools allready. posted by...

So here is my old Beta "tank", where all previous Beta tools where from. I found it from Sweden, Göteborg, old man was selling it on internet, but no-one seem to be intersted from it, so he has allready lowered prise. Seller had bougth it from Geneve, Switzerland around mid 1980's. Company he...

oh! I am defenately going... THANKS!

Thank you "lok" for good pictures.

No. Nope, never heard none of those. :dunno: And waht makes it worst; They have that nice factory and everything.