Previously, once the car was a set of tools. About 20 years this is no longer
Tools from the old world
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Previously, once the car was a set of tools. About 20 years this is no longer
Here's part 1 of a couple orders I placed with Gj member Jensputier recently. The 916-1 1/2 ratchet is amazing! The wee bit ratchet is pretty darn cool as well but I think the thing I got the biggest charge from was the Hazet bottle opener that Jens surprised me with! that thing is pretty slick!
Part 2 (MUCH bigger lot) should be here on Wednesday!!
nice HZ stuff !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
sweet ratchets !!!
the 13mm combination wrench was 5,25€ + 19% sales tax.
Nice video..Thanks to share!
I will miss your tools
nice Wiha drivers !!!
yes
some NOS finds:
Zbirovia combination pliers
www.zbirovia.cz
York/Rostex insulated combination pliers (500 Volt):
www.rostex.cz (?)
decaf
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How do you find the India made Gedore wrenches Rusik? Do they perform well?
And thanks for the pics.
average quality. Surface treatment of low. Probably, the price was low. I do not like
Too many hazet tools in this topic. Let's change it.
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I did not ask anything but I got all the answers. Thank you all guys.
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I did not ask anything but I got all the answers. Thank you all guys.
"Lok" is rigth! Too much Hazet on this thread.
I just bought HUGE mount of tools including;
Beta 920/55, a ratchet from 1980's, almost unused. I had to opend it up as it had "little" dry sound and indeed dry it was:
I really like turn mechanism
Note that in these pictures I have NOT take old greace out, only thing was left in ratchet was glue like stuff, that migth have been lubricant.
Desing of mechanim is same time very simple and complex, result is very nice, one of my favorite ratchets.
I just bought HUGE mount of tools including;
Beta 920/55, a ratchet from 1980's, almost unused. I had to opend it up as it had "little" dry sound and indeed dry it was:
I really like turn mechanism
Note that in these pictures I have NOT take old greace out, only thing was left in ratchet was glue like stuff, that migth have been lubricant.
Desing of mechanim is same time very simple and complex, result is very nice, one of my favorite ratchets.
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Saw this at a hardware store today:
Hazet Assistent 177 "White-Line" tool box
Cool !!!!!!!!!!! Finally some old cool Beta tools which are actually from italy
more pics !!
Hazet Assistent 177 "White-Line" tool box
Cool !!!!!!!!!!! Finally some old cool Beta tools which are actually from italy
more pics !!
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Awesome pictures of awesome tools. As an owner of Gedore tools I appreciate their rugged quality.Too many hazet tools in this topic. Let's change it.
*snip*
Nice! Cool to see such an old ratchet in such a good shape.
american lockpicker
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kissmeimgerman
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Saw this at a hardware store today:
Hazet Assistent 177 "White-Line" tool box
Cool !!!!!!!!!!! Finally some old cool Beta tools which are actually from italy
more pics !!
Why don't hardware stores in the US look like that?NWS tin snips
www.nws-tools.de
"cutting heads hand forged"
They look similar to that but have 4 wheels
www.nws-tools.de
"cutting heads hand forged"
They look similar to that but have 4 wheels
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demographic
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I have a few old Eclipse bits and bobs.
A decent hacksaw and a padsaw that holds hacksaw blades both in this picture.
The padsaw is in the top of my To Go/Scrapyard box and the hacksaw is in the bottom tray, its just too long to store with the blade in place so I keep it with the blade out.
Thanks guys.
Unknow82 beautiful ratchet. I really like the old beta tools.
Monte If I'm remember correctly you had asked for photos of Tramontina.
Unfortunately I couldn't take more.
Sorry for the blurry photos.
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Unknow82 beautiful ratchet. I really like the old beta tools.
Monte If I'm remember correctly you had asked for photos of Tramontina.
Unfortunately I couldn't take more.
Sorry for the blurry photos.
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AutomatiquE
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@Rusik and FARA : большое спасибо for your pics, you both have exotic and interesting tools
@unknow82 : First time i see "real" Italian Beta's Thanks
@Monte : Also a big thank to you for your last video You definetely have moooore tools than i thought. By the way how much you paid for the Kaeser compressor ? Do you use it often ?
My miserable contribution to this thread:
http://www.martor.fr/
Made in Solingen
@unknow82 : First time i see "real" Italian Beta's
Thanks@Monte : Also a big thank to you for your last video
You definetely have moooore tools than i thought. By the way how much you paid for the Kaeser compressor ? Do you use it often ?My miserable contribution to this thread
:http://www.martor.fr/
Made in Solingen
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i think they´re the same ?!
pics don´t show up for me ????
@Monte : Also a big thank to you for your last video
The compressor was for free, i got it from a former employer who had no need for this small one because they have 3 16 KW (?) compressors from Atlas Copco. It only works up to 3 bar so i think the pressure switch/sensor (?) is defective. Hopefully it will be a cheap + easy repair
It ***** to borrow air from the other dudes so i have to repair it this year....(....if no good tool offers come along... )My miserable contribution to this thread
i´ve seen the scraper somewhere
but 2 ? simultaneous scraping ??
I wanted to pick up a knife like that too but they wanted like 13.- bucks
maybe later...
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AutomatiquE
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i´ve seen the scraper somewhere
but 2 ? simultaneous scraping ??
Funny, i've also seen this type of scrapper somewhere on this forum, but can't remenber where...
ps : I had the opportunity to get two scrappers for only 6 Euros. I gave the second one to my brother.
Too many hazet tools in this topic. Let's change it.
Nice Gedore! How do you like the ratchets? Trying to decide between them and Hazet.
Too nice to be in a dirty garage
Cool! Thanks for the many pics.
I got a order from Amazon UK today. Just some small stuff...
Bahco stubby ratchet screwdriver set. Like most stuff of theirs, made in Taiwan. Good quality though and a nice set.
Wera T25 kraftform comfort. Was really cheap, £2.5 so I got it. A chiseldriver PZ2 also. Don't really use PZ2, but want to complete the chiseldriver set
Wera Hex Plus key set. What can I say, I'm a Wera fan...
superautobacs
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"Lok" is rigth! Too much Hazet on this thread.
I just bought HUGE mount of tools including;
Beta 920/55, a ratchet from 1980's, almost unused. I had to opend it up as it had "little" dry sound and indeed dry it was:
Cool! Thanks for posting that.
It's refreshing to see "Italy" on a Beta tool.
The I-beam design and the steel finish/color resembles a Stahlwille roundhead ratchet. Perhaps the founder of Beta, being a German, took some hints from his homeland.
That's nice looking, and I think you've developed another collection... whether that's deliberate or not only you'd know.
Of all the brands that you have, which one do you like the most?
Oh, regarding all your recent videos.... I find it remarkable that you're so fluent with all the product names/terminology in the English language.
You really should be a tool consultant.
Funny, i've also seen this type of scrapper somewhere on this forum, but can't remenber where...
aahh nice ...2 tools for the price of one It always should be like that Too nice to be in a dirty garage
but perfect for american consumers so they can not only polish the tools all day long but also the box
that´s a neat set !
That's nice looking, and I think you've developed another collection... whether that's deliberate or not only you'd know.
Of all the brands that you have, which one do you like the most?
i need all of them
because they´re (almost) all different...left cut, right cut, straight etc. ok for the price i probably should have bought a electric shear ... maybe in my next life My favourite is the Format/Bessey snip with the drop forged handles because the handles are slimmer so the snips fit better in my hand and i can work better with it. It cuts nice too.
Oh, regarding all your recent videos.... I find it remarkable that you're so fluent with all the product names/terminology in the English language.
You really should be a tool consultant.
almost daily on GJ since about 3 years.....
Dewalt "Extreme 2" metal drill bits
"Bullet" point/tip
-size marking
-origin
-steel type
3 flats worked into the shank so the drill bit can´t slip
My Facom cantilever box arrived today. I like it it
Good box to load up with what I need and go...
$85 shipped from France
Nice! I can't wait to get mine!
ultgar
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My Facom cantilever box arrived today. I like it it
Good box to load up with what I need and go...
$85 shipped from France
I've got 4 available for immediate shipment.......$77.50 delivered (with 10% Garage Journal discount on most of the 1600 Facom items in stock). See http://www.ultimategarage.com/shop/part.php?products_id=4519 . Excludes AK/HI.
SD
My Facom cantilever box arrived today. I like it it
Good box to load up with what I need and go...
$85 shipped from France
beautiful looking box !!!
very nice pliers !
Moose-LandTran
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Dewalt "Extreme 2" metal drill bits
I have a set of those. In my experience the larger ones have never drilled a decent hole.
canuckian
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Posted these in another thread but here's some pics of them out of the cart. The foam trays do take up a lot of space in the cart but I think they work out pretty good
And here's the little wee 863-1 1/4 72 tooth ratchet. Now THIS is a nice ratchet! Smooth and not too small like most 1/4 ratchets and it's got a nice heft to it. Really glad Jens mentioned this one to me when I was ordering my cart last week.
And here's the little wee 863-1 1/4 72 tooth ratchet. Now THIS is a nice ratchet! Smooth and not too small like most 1/4 ratchets and it's got a nice heft to it. Really glad Jens mentioned this one to me when I was ordering my cart last week.
That's Right. The pics are for everyone. when I ask something and someone answer me, the answer is for everyone.
Difficult decision joFrasse.
Personally I really like the fine tooth ratchet of hazet. Both the old and new and this was my first choice. But it is totally different from the U 20 which was matched only by the 916s.
The hazet 916s has a different mechanism than U20 I think. The same with U10.
U20 has 60 tooth wheel and it needs only 6 degrees from one to another. (9 degrees for the 1/4 and i dont remeber how many tooth). Very close to a fine tooth ratchet with 72 tooth wheel and 5 degree angle.
This I believe is the big difference between 916s-sp and U20.
The quick release press button is at the same level with the head and it's difficult to press it accidentally when you working with the hand on the top of the head because it must be pushed deep enough to release the socket.
Very Slim design, really smooth ratcheting, and very good, ergonomic handle.
I don't know how it compared with a Ηazet but it's perfect for what it is.
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Μy mistake, I did not understand properly what Monte actually means.
second attempt..
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I have a set of those. In my experience the larger ones have never drilled a decent hole.
nooooo..... and i thought i finally did buy some decent bits.....
Very nice tool trays !!!
ok..
Μy mistake, I did not understand properly what Monte actually means.
Thanks for the pics
ps: if the tool packages wouldn´t say "Made in Brazil" i would have thought Taiwan
...The twist wrenches and the socket with the special drive profile + the spline socket... reminds me on taiwanese products Some parts to pimp my Makita angle grinder arrived:
Anti vibration handle and protective mesh for the air inlets:
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Edit: And someone fixed them.
It was me!
The second album that I created was selected as private.
Sorry guys, I'm so new b here and my English *****.