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I’d be happy to help[emoji4] Have a few and could probably get more...

Just want to add (since I’m in Norway...) that that one is a non- sparking one, made from Bronze of some kind. If someone is interested ( I’ve looked at it myself a few times, but have no use for a non-spark vise) I’d be happy to help. Be advised though, shipping from Norway is expensive as...

Here's an interesting video from Bahco outlining their entire wood saw range: Made in Sweden appears several times in the video.

I manager to break a Knipex- branded Weidmuller and went with the Embla, albeit rebranded as well. I would say that the Embla is the better of the two. I think that this kind of wirestripper was discussed in some length a few pages back. Might be worth a search, unless one is set on the old type...

THAT is proper nice[emoji1303][emoji41]

Interesting! I'll Pm you so we don't derail Montes awesome thread completely[emoji1303]

Well, I have a cousin who's a welder and he uses only 2 types: Kemmpi or Migatronic. Kemmpi has stopped making the small ac/dc single phase tig so limited as to choice. He has people working for him that uses this and similar machines all day every day and highly recommend them which is why I...

Thanks! Although I may have to try and avoid TBS Aachen for a while. This one arrived yesterday: And all said and told it turned out damn expensive... No mention of country of origin anywhere though, which makes me slightly worried but it's a Danish company and the product seems to be top...

Nice additions Mr MoAiZo! Where did you get the Stahlwille? I could be tempted into buying the ratchet set... [emoji15]

If I'd had more space they would most definitely have been sorted on individual racks by shininess [emoji1][emoji15][emoji1303] I try my very hardest not to become a collector, but I do realize I'm slowly but surely are accumulating tools which I have very little use for but which I am unable...

A while back I made provisions for buying an old vise from someone on the Norwegian equivalent of Craigslist. When getting there to pick it up he had "some" other things of interest as well. Long story short I ended up buying quite a lot but left even more behind. Before leaving I made him...

I would take a long look at Compac: http://www.compac.dk/en/ Although I'm not entirely sure everything is still made in Denmark. It used to be.

A nice pair I picked up quite recently: One day I'll do a post about Norwegian tools and tool manufacturers [emoji1303]

A small part of last weekends finds:

I know that the Embla is made in Sweden. It says so on the tool itself. I actually bought it to replace the similar one from Weidmuller/ Knipex. As far as I have been able to tell there seems to be 3 different places producing this type of tool. Abiko/Embla in Sweden, Weidmuller in Germany and...

And scantool (who incidentally owns Arboga): http://www.e-pages.dk/scantool/4/html5/1/ Not sure these are made in Denmark still though. The bench drill presses(v-belt versions) from Scantool I know is made in the Far East somewhere, so avoid those.

Arboga 100% made in Sweden: http://www.arbogamachinery.com/en/products1/drilling-machines/a-2608-(m)/

Welcome NonSenCe! It's good to see some more Scandinavians! I think Gedore offers good price/value balance in their sets, but feelings may have something to do with it too, and it's hard to beat Stahlwille on that! I have a bit of both, but I have to say I prefer my Stahlwille although the...

That is a serious score for 15€ :-o

And a nice beginning it is too! :-)