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This question has propably been asked many times, but I'm still gonna go for it. I'm about to purchase some NWS pliers (at least long nose + linesman) but found myself wondering if I'd be better of with Cobras than the Quattrogrips. Quattros don't lock am I right? Will I be missing that...

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FACOM-TOOL-3-8-DRIVE-8MM-22MM-SOCKET-RATCHET-EXTENSION-ACCESSORY-KIT-/131309153629?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item1e92a2ad5d Is this too much of a complete set? I suppose you are located in Europe? Ratchet can be too short to be the only one in box though.

Well, we have some optimist here don't we? :D Great thread JoniH, keep it coming! Not sure did you mention how are you going to keep the garage half warm? Ilmalämpöpumpulla?

Very nice! Great solution to keep actual size of garage relatively small but still have lots of space. Kommenttien perusteella tästä on hyvää vauhtia tulossa "fins of garagejournal"-topic!

Nice makeover! I'm bit surprised seeing your trolley jacks. I'm having hard time to stuff a similar one under my stock s80 and any of your cars looks high.

Glanced a Hazet 9012m on auto parts store today while waiting. Incredibly small impact wrench, and impressive figures compared to size. Luckily there was no price showing so I can keep dreaming about it. :D

Victorinox makes great pocket tools, I like to carry huntsman with me. Only drawback is that those are so portable and small that they are too easy to lose.

In locking ones usually there is "self-locking" written on a handle, I think I've also seen cobras without that. Thought 18 years of use should wear that kind of prints out.:D

I was choosing between wera and facom (the same round head I suppose?) when buying 3/8 set. Ended up with facom because it has socket for every size and it was cheaper. Still liked more from ratchet design on wera.

Love your bricks! Nice to see fellow volvo drivers cars from another side of the world.

During cold weathers these work great: Comfortable while working well below -20 celcius. Also quite durable, atleast I have lost mine before wore them out.:dunno:

Is someone familiar with this? http://www.tori.fi/uusimaa/Hazet_apukarry_taittokarry_muovikarry_15212258.htm?ca=16&w=1 I couldn't find equivalent from hazet site... Some kind of folding tool trolley, price makes it interesting! Edit: Okay, it must be this...

Screwdrivers came from tbs-aachen, they should also be able to post a set for you to portugal. ;) Not much more wera on their site thought.

Since I think I won't be able to hang around in GJ hole christmas making more posts I'm in through youtube. :)

Christmas present from my father, a Makita G5030: Made in Romania. New stahlwille spanners, 60€/10. Wera screwdrivers No coo but damn they are nice.

Must recommend this also, very fast service and affordable prices at least on wera, knipex etc. I'm quite sure that if you would contact some of the online stores listed here some of them would be willing to specially order the screwdriver for you.

It appears that the christmas is early this year: Althought the knipex set was higly recommended by you lot it didn't make to this order. I just felt there was too good offer to miss. Inside the packet: 60€! They had also thrown in these: They do know what strings to pull don't...

That's very appropriate picture to this thread since the milk in picture is finnish! Also this kukko "tool" has got me through many projects: :beer:

Rear brake job on wifeys Focus was a bit challenging, luckily bahco & hazet saved me: All the tools needed: Bahco wire brush made in germany: Sorry for crappy pics!

If you need a bit more off-roadability this is the answer: http://www.leningradautomobile.com/cat_cars_item.php?id=340&p=4&cid=6 :D Here it seems that those are all over countryside nowdays, defence forces has been selling those out for about 10 years.