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I have looked it up on Amazon Japan today and there you can see nicely the guts as somebody broke it. The shank only goes about 1“ in to the handle. Im still convinced it has good use for fidelly rather small stuff. The head looks suspiciously the same as my Facom roto bit ratchet.

Very cool building

If I haven’t misread the text above, Stahlwille also does torque adapters, they have not mentioned yet and they are an own design. https://stahlwille.com/de_de/products/detail/895104

I can only comment for stainless steel water lines for air with press fittings. They work well so far for me since 5 yrs Keep it up, im really courious how it will turn out.

Some Harbour Freight stuff made it in my workshop. Picks and a silicon tray not pictured. A g1 and a g2 1/4 flex head.

I wonder if anybody ever looked over the pond. In Europe a basement from concrete is pretty much standard. They pour a slab with or without insulation, put up pre fabricated hollow concrete „sandwich“ walls. These get ******* with rebar at the joints and filled with concrete, afterwards there...

We use Stahlwille 412 bit holders with PB swiss bits at work for over 12 years, no mechanic has complained yet. Sizes of 1/4Bits so TX 8-40 and allen keys up to 6mm. Maybe get some other bit sockets and press the less good okes out and put PB swiss in? Edit, wrong partnumber from Stahlwille

I assume its the reset button.

That Hultafors pry bar is the best tool to remove nailed on back panels from flat pack cabinets like IKEA PAX.

Air jacks usually require high pressures which can be dangerous and also you need to be equipped for which means dive bottle, regulator, air lance or hydraulic couplings… at least for the setups I know. Jacking up should be no issue with these rails and a cage? Still impressive to watch your...

I like your attitude toward guns. My bet would be Autodesk Fusion 360 or Onshape or a Maker license for Solidworks. All are capable parametric systems. Onshape is my least favorite one but you can have a go for free to try. Keep it up! Did you consider a moon lamp yet?

The SPAX t-star plus is a normal torx with the extended alignment nose and is NOT a Torx plus! Torx IP ( torx plus) used with normal torx will not work and vice versa damages the fastner. I don't own their special bits but used them, its a bit better but no must have.

Whats your budget on them?

Hats off, is that a professional shop or just for your pleasure of tinkering? At least your carving bench and setup do look like its not only a hobby shop.

Thats some serious proper work, respect to your dad.

Not sure even if that one is german made. I have one 1/2“ set from the same period as yours and the the quality is quite a bit lower than my about 20year old ones but still everything works and has a decent fit. Anyway all my Proxxon tools (I own 6 different socket sets) served me well even...

Depends what, I have a Torque wrench which is made in Germany and basicly the same than my real Rahsol and Gedore Torque wrenches. But with some of their stuff youre right…

Your fabrication area is awesome! All the rest is also nice thought out. Especially the customer bike storage is an underestimated efford. It has been always a pita in the shops i used to work, never enough space.

😅 as this post did load on my phone I expected the usual 1/2 ton or bigger. This was pretty unconsidered. Gratualtions 400k are a lot.

I only have this size, neither the small or the big one. What I do have at work are the NES ones in Hazet livery the small and the medium one. They also work fine if a thread is damaged to recut a section. The real nice feature of the Silbertool is that it pushes bent threads back in to its...