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This arrived today: I was really looking for a cheap battery powered impact for tire change etc, but saw this one on sale for 150€ (170ish american). IR equivalent would have cost me twice that much here, so this felt like a good deal for hobby use.

Local sale, found few things I've been missing once or twice. Qualitywise, nothing too impressive (even channellocks were a small disappointment, but they were dead cheap). But I think evrything will work as a backup, wich is the plan.

Orange Fiskars are one of the greatest scissors in the world. Don't really know about the current ones but the pair we have in daily kitchen use is propably 20 years old. I've destroyed couple of cheaper black fiskars scissors in shop use over time, but you really can't blame scissors if you...

Wrenches seem to be Bahco.

Well that's confusing. :headscrat I'm not native, so next time I should crank the 4-stage power switch up and turn my wire speed down. Is this right? Great videos, will watch! Hopefully not. :lol: I'm not even aiming to be a pro/class welder, just learn something new and bring old skills back.

Wow, lots of replays! Thank you guys. The pipe was just something that I needed to do and thought to do some training rather than using clamps. I did some longer seems also, but they suffered from the lack of shielding gas wich was blown away. I'll get proper material for next time I'm with...

Last time I welded was on junior high. Wasn't really good at it and tought that I'll never need that skill. :wtf: After a decade you start seeing things bit differently... So I bought cheap old welder and decided to start training. Couple hours in youtube and this is what I was capable to do for...

Never even heard about them, but their stuff looks good! They have also a portable solution that marcone was searching! http://www.werkzeugeonline.eu/omcn-hydraulische-rangierheber/rangierheber-hydraulische-omcn-art-nr-k-012-manuelle-ablasskontrolle-tragfaehigkeit-800-kg-pkw.html

There isn't one. I'm gone through the internet many times, all aluminium jack I can find seem to be made in China. I'm planning to keep cheap chinese one in the back of my car, and purchase a good quality trolley jack for garage use. For those there are 3 options in Europe: Ac, Mega and Compac...

...so both sets will last forever. I'd go with the Facom set, for cheaper price and propably easier warranty. At least in here there isn't many snappy trucks driving along. Oh wait, I already went that route. :D

Remember to post pics! ;)

Some Matador from Bauhaus, all but 10mm socket stamped "Germany". Difference between sockets, 10mm on the left. And one of the most important tools these days: Nokia 6150, Made in Salo, Finland 10/1999. :D

Just bought a few Matador tools from Bauhaus. Ratchet, 11mm socket and box end wrench were all "Germany" stamped. The 10mm socket was newer, knurled version. After that I stumbled to Bauhaus german site, and noted that almost all Matador tools are mentioned to be "made in Germany". Link here...

This works well. Air lines in my cousins garage are done like this and have worked well for some years now. Of course it's not as pretty as a copper line, but fast and easy to put on. And it's cheap.

I suppose it is, it does say Witte on the package. It had couple of tools i wanted, tx50 screwdriver for Volvo shocks and 6mm nut driver to adjust headlamps.

Some "German quality" as it says on the package. Stahlwille, hazet, witte and cimco drivers. Also 1,5 and 2 mm drills made by Alpen, Austria.

Somebody asked about Rahsol tools? Just bought this: Heyco tools that came in case: Qualitywise, I think Rahsol and Heyco are on the same pace. Also managed to get these for a reasonable price: Quality is not that great I've seen in pictures here, but propably they will hold up...

Yes they do. It also says "kraftform-handle" on box, and all the explanations are same as on the wera box.

I was looking for t30 driver but ended up buying the whole set. No coo but i have a clue where these are coming from. ;)

Nice knife!