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I disagree 100%. IME, the Irwin non-USA vise grips are vastly inferior. Jaws are extremely soft, mechanism is poorly made. I've been using Vise grips for more decades than I care to count, and was quite unpleasantly surprised when I purchased a pair of Irwin-made VG's a number of years ago.

I've never heard of a tire saver before. Very cool! All of the tire savers shown in a google search have teeth, while the OP's mystery items do not.

Way too small to be a bearing scraper. It's a general purpose three sided scraper, frequently used for de burring work. Here's a much higher quality example than the no-name cheapies shown above...

Wow - $40 for a triangular scraper blade? Must be Snap-on or Starrett. Here's what the OP has ($8.70)...

I've had a VoIP phone in my home for almost 10 yrs as an extension to my office phone system. I have none of the above extra complications or costs; in fact a coworker recently took his VoIP phone on a trip to the Philippines, plugged it into the internet network where he was staying, and it...

One of these should fit. Hurry, Kevin is retiring! http://www.wiltonviseparts.net/horseshoe-washer-for-wilton-bench-vises/

https://www.amazon.com/3M-Multipurpose-Permanent-Adhesive-Cardboard/dp/B0000AZ735

here's a Japanese Hi Test set

Looks like that is a genuine Pony Air. http://ponyair-tw.com/index.php?view=products&page=2

Nice work! I'm gonna steal that hammer holder design. :beer:

Nice! Thanks for the info. :beer:

:lol_hitti That's some funny chit right there. I hope the OP sticks around and doesn't take offense. Although I have many calipers and mics of various styles, and have used them for decades, I have never seen a fractional dial caliper, and didn't know such thing existed until I ran across this...

Mr. Pexto - Do you have any objection to me compiling all those pics into one PDF file and submitting it to Archive.org? They have thousands of old tools catalogs etc. online. =subject%3A%22tool+catalog%22"]https://archive.org/search.php?query=tool%20catalog&and[]=subject%3A%22tool+catalog%22

Zoro has among the best selections of grinding wheels I've seen...

Belzer and Dowidat are 2 of my favorite tool makers. Unfortunately, not common in the US, and command a high price on eBay. I would not characterize Belzer as a 'low volume' manufacturer. Among other reasons, it made lots of specialty tools for VW and others. From this website...

Seems to me that you'll be much happier putting a 1/2 hp 1725 rpm motor on there with an original-type pulley setup. Some info here: http://www.lathes.co.uk/atlas-drills-31-32/

This link should lead you to some info: https://www.practicalmachinist.com/vb/machinery-for-sale-or-wanted/adolph-muehlmatt-2-speed-sensitive-drill-press-pre-1938-a-351472/ Appears your DP is either a Muelhmatt or, as mentioned above, a Hamilton. Muelhmatt:

If you have medium/large size hands, these are a great deal. Not the very best quality, but surprisingly nice for 66 cents per pair: EDIT: ****! Out of stock. Glad I recently ordered a couple 15 packs...

Slide-hammer nail puller:

These might work: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07KFDM55B/ref=ask_ql_qh_dp_hza