Tools from the old world
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Msd.Sociance
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A Bitbox from the Aldi supermarket .
The Bitholder is another one than in the Hazet, but the "Targon" box costs only one third !
I love it……..
I wouldn't jump to conclusions, though.
They are probably only using the same supplier for the case. The bits inside are probably not the same.
The bits in both boxes are made by USH (Germany) !
One more.....the Hazet **** heaven !
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The bits in both boxes are made by USH (Germany) !
One more.....the Hazet **** heaven !
That's some serious ***********. Give me a minute while I take a cold shower
Wow that 27mm 630 box wrench is with the small "a", it must be from before 1965.
You've got some really amazing stuff. What's your favorite combination wrench?
The bits in both boxes are made by USH (Germany) !
One more.....the Hazet **** heaven !
Hmmm...that on socket in the background, where the chrome flakes off...never had that with snapon.
But great set, seems a lil bit older than actually sockets???
Hazet 600N and Heyco Maxline are my personaly faves, i love the haptic.
Ahhhh....you are a specialist (!), do you know more about this 450´s ??
Hmmm...that on socket in the background, where the chrome flakes off...never had that with snapon.
Victims of the war
, and Snap on tools are definitely not unbreakable !A mixture of new, older and oldest sockets.
Hazet 600N and Heyco Maxline are my personaly faves, i love the haptic.
Ahhhh....you are a specialist (!), do you know more about this 450´s ??
The 600N is my favorite too.
Are the Heyco Maxline discontinued? I can only find them for sale online in a small set with many missing sizes:10,13,16,17,18,19,21,22,24 I cannot find any other sizes available. And of course, nothing in Taiwan. I don't think I could stand to have the set and never be able to fill in the gaps
For the 450 wrenches, No. I am not a specialist, but I think I can answer your question:
The small "a" places it before 1965.
The extra room in the frame makes it 1959 or later. So it is from between 1959 and 1965. The wrenches before 1959 have the frame around the logo crowding in closer.
The wrenches before 1956 have an elongated "L" underline, rather than a straight line.
The wrenches before 1950 have an elongated "U" underline
I got my information from a website about Porsche 356 toolkits.
I actually do not own any Hazet tools older than the 1980s.
The reason being that there is absolutely no Hazet available in Taiwan any older than that.
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The 600N is my favorite too.
Are the Heyco Maxline discontinued? I can only find them for sale online in a small set with many missing sizes:10,13,16,17,18,19,21,22,24 I cannot find any other sizes available. And of course, nothing in Taiwan. I don't think I could stand to have the set and never be able to fill in the gaps
The Heyco Maxline are still available, but it’s very hard even here in Germany to find a shop which is selling them, i only know 2 online shops.
For the 450 wrenches, No. I am not a specialist, but I think I can answer your question:
The small "a" places it before 1965. (the small "a" reappeared for a while in the 70s but the underline was a wide "U" shape)
The extra room in the frame makes it 1959 or later. So it is from between 1959 and 1965. The wrenches before 1959 have the frame around the logo crowding in closer.
The wrenches before 1956 have an elongated "L" underline, rather than a straight line.
I got my information from a website about Porsche 356 toolkits.
I actually do not own any Hazet tools older than the 1980s.
The reason being that there is absolutely no Hazet available in Taiwan any older than that.
THX for the information !
The Heyco Maxline are still available, but it’s very hard even here in Germany to find a shop which is selling them, i only know 2 online shops.
Which 2 online shops?
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Which 2 online shops?
Ohhh...i see that one of the 2 shops are kicked heyco, it become less and less.
I must still get to buy the last ones before there is no one more.
http://www.schuebo.de/go/de/ringmaulschlssel-maxline-410-10mm-41827.html
This tread is still very dangerous.
Blöckw@rt you have great tools, congratulations
After the pure **** I'll try to bring the libido back in normal levels.
Tools from East Germany.
My 1 Euro find.
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And a NOS plier.
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My "red" Collection.
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Blöckw@rt you have great tools, congratulations
After the pure **** I'll try to bring the libido back in normal levels.
Tools from East Germany.
My 1 Euro find.
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And a NOS plier.
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My "red" Collection.
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Miskin
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A little bit lighter stuff.
Puuhhhh….now its enough for today.
Elora & Elofort **** !
Blöckw@rt, what I understand from your collections is that you're working with your tools, not only collect them!
I like your blue handle plier. Flea market?
A Bitbox from the Aldi supermarket .
The Bitholder is another one than in the Hazet, but the "Targon" box costs only one third !
I love it……..
Hi,are these USH standard or industry bits?
Thanks
Hi,are these USH standard or industry bits?Thanks
Looks like "High Quality" INDUSTRY ;-)
http://www.ush-tools.de/fileadmin/media/katalog2009-10/de/ush-catalogue-2009-torsion-de-en.pdf
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Dave455
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With regard to the 'chrome flaking off' from the Hazet socket, I own quite a few German tools, mostly Stahlwille but some Hazet, and they come as new with a sort of matt silver paint protecting the inside of the socket. In use, this peels off fairly quickly leaving the shiny hard chrome underneath! It's not 'flaking chrome' but can look like it if you are not familiar with the tools or the chroming process!
mac_intosh
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HAZET started to publish it´s old catalogs, starting the 1950´s as pdf-files:
http://www.hazet.de/unternehmen/historische-dokumente/
http://www.hazet.de/unternehmen/historische-dokumente/
mac_intosh
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The 60's and maybe some special brochures coming next, but scanning the 60's catalogs is really hard work without damaging them (not to tell about the 70's with approx. 160 pages)...
But I'm glad that it works and you're all happy now
But I'm glad that it works and you're all happy now
nice bit-set and price
Thanks,so the "made in Germany" bits are all industry.
The hazet set is only available here,for + 30eur..
Standard bits are imported according to their online vendor.
Finally
My old hammer moved to my car. I replaced it with two.
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Hickory handle, protective steel sleeve, induction hardened, tapered collar and plate with wood screw. Perfect.
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I'm not an expert metallurgist but my understanding is blueing of steel is the 1st step/sign of breakdown of steel and where chaffing will begin to appear. I'm feeling like the hammer should have been polished out to remove the blue caused by improper cooling after tempering or finish grinding without coolant.
marlinspike
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That blue is the result of induction hardening. They offer the hammers both ways.
ok thanks ! if i return it empty to the store i get 25 cents !! nice !you can keep the water bottle.
but the other things are not from Gedore anyways
wow looks like a complete collection !!Aaaand some more.
anybody know info's about brucker plant ??
I found a tin snip manufacturer with the name of: J. B. Brucker
But the name was deleted at the trade mark office and the new name of that company seems: "Blechscheren-Union Werindus + Brucker GmbH + Co Werkzeugfabrik"
but there is no homepage or something.....only a adress...
Elora & Elofort **** !
So where´s the Matador and WGB **** ?
cool !!!! Danke !!!
it´s an extra induction hardening of the outer zone/fringe of the hammers striking surfaces
The "employer's liability insurance coverage" recommends to use such hammers
http://www.bgbau-medien.de/zh/z71/3_8.htm
....to prevent this:
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Come on man!! It's a gedore habero, not possible to became such a tragic mistake.
But monte gave a better explanation.
I'm not an expert either. What I understand from all these is that everything became properly and after all, extra hardening applied at the corners.
ok thanks ! if i return it empty to the store i get 25 cents !! nice !
Lucky you!
but the other things are not from Gedore anyways
It's ok.. I'll find a use for them!
wow looks like a complete collection !!
This completes my collection.
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Mine is prettiest because it's unpainted.
I' thick it's a special edition just for me.
buco
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Is that uk tape made there Monty?
it´s an extra induction hardening of the outer zone/fringe of the hammers striking surfaces
The "employer's liability insurance coverage" recommends to use such hammers
http://www.bgbau-medien.de/zh/z71/3_8.htm
....to prevent this:
Thanks for the explanation guys, I haven't come across tools with this appearance, only worn out parts. It does look finely layered unlike over heated parts.
A standing ovation is in order for mac_intosh! Please keep them coming!
Hazet fans the world over owe him a beer!
(My St.Bernardus Abt 12 is in the mail!)
