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http://www.ebay.ca/itm/NEW-Combo-Wrench-Set-Antislip-7-32-mm-15-Pc-METRIC-Factory-Sealed-/301442855478?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item462f64f236 I'm currently a millwright student and thinking about tooling. I know I'll need a 1-1/4" wrench set and a 32mm wrench set the odd time. As a Canadian...

Found this on another forum. A Snap-On US flag! I find it interesting that they also used 6 point combos. Full Res

You can see them here: http://us3.campaign-archive1.com/?u=ca8720c851040078b1ed5277d&id=d5dc941383&e=ab50b6e13f They seem to be made in Germany.

After seeing sysfailur's post here about his new German pliers it got me wondering. Which types of pliers between NWS and Knipex are better? I know Knipex is king when it comes to tongue and grove pliers. And NWS is pretty proud of their 45° angle pliers. But what about the rest of the spread?

http://shopgraytools.com/collections/2014-gray-summer-promotion/products/grooved-grip

Found this on the bay http://www.ebay.ca/itm/ANTIQUE-TORONTO-GRAY-CANADA-253-FLAT-WRENCH-EARLY-GRAY-TOOL-/261392247006?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_2&hash=item3cdc3128de&ssPageName=RSS:B:SHOP:CA:101 Looks quite well used.

Gray Tools Canada is having a clearance sale on their 4" mechanic's vise. I'm not too sure about the COO but it is a piece of Gray hardware that is for once accessible for those north of the 49th. http://shopgraytools.com/products/4-mechanics-vise

Hello all, Today my Wikipedia article for Gray Tools Canada has been reviewed and approved! Check it out for a little bit of Canadian history. The topic has been my main centre of research for the bast while and I thought I would share it with you all. So without further adieu, here it is...