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They still make that exact model today! https://olfa.com/collections/professional/products/9mm_svr-1_stainless_steel_slide_knife

This is from Vaughans webpage, might interest you:

Yea, yet still most dudes here will end up buying one because more tools = better.

"Welding tips and tricks" on Youtube is a great source of information! https://www.youtube.com/@weldingtipsandtricks

I posted here a couple years ago about my Bahco no 172 pipe vise. I just recently stumbled across this old ad from 1926. I always thought it was from the 50s or 60s. Now i know! It's almost 100 years old!

I won on this years Knipex advent calendar! Knipex X-cut, plus they threw in a ice scraper as a bonus!

Awesome!

Hedström Industries, is that yet another tool company founded by a Swedish immigrant perhaps?

Your vise is a Pewe vise. Patented 1960.

Teng Tools. Its just something about that brand and ridiculous logo that makes me go yuck.

Gentlemen! The time has come to throw your Japanese Koken and Nepros in the trash, and invest in Yeon Cheer Fong Enterprise! Because they clearly are superior to Japanese made tools. At least that's what they think...

Yeah.

Whatever you do, stay far far away from Pferd. Complete junk! But i do recommend Bahco files (Old Öbergs).

Yes, its "Top". Here's some more info on the company from Alloy Artifacts: http://alloy-artifacts.org/japanese-tool-makers-p2.html#top-kogyo

Oh, i didn't know that, thanks!

Bahco had Argentinian made tools back in the 70/80's. F22: Can it be because they are special stainless tools? It might also differ on markets Europe vs USA?

The only swedish made Bahco tools today (That they make themselves) are saws, wood saws, hacksaw blades and some garden/tree saw blades. I used to work at the SNA saw factory. They make mostly rebrands. New sockets and wrenches are mostly made in Taiwan, some are made in Spain.

Scrubbed with a nailbrush and CRC 5-56.

My garage neighbor was gonna throw this pair of Channellock 526 away. They were frozen **** stiff, but a little wirebrush and oil soon brought them back to working condition again!

200 pack of Feather razor blades. Should last me quite some years!