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Witte and Hazet

Hazet pocket screwdriver, and 1/4" bit holder with the corner ball detent.

First American ratchet for me. Williams B53-A. The few parts it consists of are all well made, and I think above what I would expect for only 35 dollars. Only complain is the ample backdrag....

A little surprised to se my new bolt-breaker being made, or atleast assembled in the USA

Thanks for the effort!

2 Tone bit sets from Amazon.jp, and a 22mm Ko-ken for my Tahoe. The long bit ratchet has some extra tricks. I suspect the Tone stuff is COO Taiwan, but they have metal cases, and are generally very nice. (Tone BRFS27 black box, Tone BRS20MW white box)

Works very well with Wera bits:

Koken sparkplug sockets, the best I have come across:

Gedore strap-wrench. Coo Austria.

Xcellent find! May I ask how much?

Actually, there is no spring. You push the bottom plate with a screwdriver, purge the air out of the grease, and vacum now makes it "self-feed" when pushing the button/knob. And it works flawlessly.

Not my pic, but it should be informative:

Not sure if this coo has been displayed in this thread:

I got one...

Norway it is.

I'm guessing not made by Hazet, and not made in Germany, but still a very handy device:

Anyone want to guess the coo?

Nice!

Very strange, as you say, says Spain on the wrench. Either way, should be a quality tool.

Couple of pieces from Amazon. The Vims stubbys seems well made (Taiwan), the Channellock is quality (Spain), and the Wilde and Tekton slip-joints must both be made by Wilde (USA)