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I've got a set from Ironside. Made in Germany. So far I like them.

You're forgetting Holland (NL) ;) That's one of the reasons for me to participate. I get to sent some cool German made stuff (Hazet) over the pond and maybe get some cool old school brands from the States back. This is my first time, but I already checked with the post office. If I keep it...

Yeah, Facom is possible to get, but I don't like to buy French stuff ;)

Because of threads like these I hate the GJ. At most I own maybe 6 extensions, two sizes for each (1/4, 3/8, 1/2). They are easily stored next to the ratchets. Now I suddenly feel the need to buy more of them and create a possible storage problem.

Can't get no Mac over here. Asked my Snap on guy and the PT110A is on sale right now. Considering warranty and such I ordered it.

Not much oempf, as they would say in Germany, right? Never seen any Matco here, so probably not

Man this is a nice box, the red makes it pop!

That's possible but this could become annoying after a while. 3M Roloc. This system has endless possibilities for grinding, deburring, sanding etc. Mostly sheet metal work I guess. I think this setup will fill the gap between an angle grinder and DA sander.

I've got a dealer in the area. Already ordered some small things trough him that he send me. Next time he is in the area with the truck he gives the heads up so I can meet him. So support is not a problem. Right now the are on sale he told me. I'm all about rebuilding and second chances so...

As the title said I want to buy an angled die grinder. I don't mind spending some money here since this is a tool that will be used a lot I think. After some research I found three options: Snap On PT110A - most expensive - variable speed Hazet 9032-5 - Hazet has good tools but I don't know...

Just bought my first pair of Red Wings. Using them for a couple of days now and love em!

Re: How high does you 1/2 drive metric sets go? 32mm

Comming along nicely! Seems like the weather in Sweden is much better then over here.

Re: what did you do in your garage today? Build a rack from left over wood for my new Hazet screwdriver set. And now I´m lacing my first ever wheel. Very cool to do

Bought a 3/8 Hazet ratchet online for just 5 euro's (selector lever was broken). For another 10 euro's I bought the repair kit. After some fiddling with that spring and ball I now have I nice new ratchet! Dismantled Done

Re: what did you do in your garage today? rearranged my toolbox and cart after buying more tools and worked on some hammers I'm restoring

From my own experience I can recommend these brands: Hammer: Gedore (Rotband, it is my most used hammer) Pliers: Knipex (started with one, now I have more and its the only brand I will buy for pliers) Wrenches: Stahlwille, Hazet, Bahco Ratchets: Hazet, Snap-on Screwdrivers: Wiha, Hazet...

Bought a new set of screwdrivers for the home box and a torx set for the garage. Love the packaging! Also bought some misc items for the angle grinder. Used to buy the cheap no branded stuff, but the ones made here in the old World tend to last longer and do a better job!

Couple of weeks ago I was on holiday in the USA. I bought a set of the metric Hansen trays. Took em home in a big bag (not a suitcase). After a flight of nearly 5500 miles including a changeover in Philadelphia they were unharmed! So if they break you're most likely that ******* in the shop or...

Tough call. I would definitely try to roll out my vintage Hazet Assistent. Its packed with my most used tools. If it could be one item, it would be the hammer I inherited from my grandfather. That's one item I could never replace.