Tools from the old world

Champo · Sep 3, 2015

superautobacs said:
For a $350,000 vehicle, all you get is one measly little wrench

and it ain't even a Hazet or Stahlwille .... it's the usual Heyco ...at least it's not from their Heytec line

Nice! But it should be a king ****! :thumbup:

lilcraigford said:
That is pretty neat! Makes me wonder what other car manufacturer marked tools can be found! A quick google search turned up this Mercedes/AMG set:
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According to the thread; made by Snap On but issued only in the old world (Japan).

Awesome! The only snap on tools that I actually want!

bart1 · Sep 3, 2015

lilcraigford said:
That is pretty neat! Makes me wonder what other car manufacturer marked tools can be found! A quick google search turned up this Mercedes/AMG set:

According to the thread; made by Snap On but issued only in the old world (Japan).

More here: AMG Snap-On Tool Set From Japan

Ferrari and McLaren:

http://www.ultimategarage.com/shop/index.php?cPath=35_283

http://www.mclarenlife.com/forums/mclaren-lounge/4001-mclaren-f1-facom-toolchest-worth.html

Hazet for Porsche:

http://www.356tools.com/roundbox.htm

dutch79 · Sep 3, 2015

'OEM BMW Tools' are also from Heyco.

NEWS Alert !!!! Stop all tool acquisitions immediately !!!!
HAZET is coming out with EXTRA LONG combination wrenches !!!! That´s right ! Hazet 600 LG !! Heavy Duty Baby !!

Pretty cool!

Monte · Sep 3, 2015

neophyte said:
The fein vacuums are also made outside Germany. I think I read the current ones are made in Hungary. The older ones were made in Italy.

yeah sorry i forgot the vacs ! The current ones are made in romania by Karcher it seems. The stationary belt sanders (etc.) are made in Denmark and the entry level Fein magnetic core drills are made in the USA by Jancy.

hautpot said:
Well Monte I am looking at the ASCM 18 C and ASCM 18 QXC, which one would you prefer?

Also my industrial Dealer says he can order the C for $215 USD and the QXC for $240 USD (both as complete kits). Is that a good deal?

That´s a pretty good deal !!! In Germany they charge 439.-€ for the 18C and 462.-€ for the 18QXC !!!
Look: https://www.fein.de/de_de/schrauben/akku-bohrschrauber/
So thats a really really good deal !! (if its a complete kit) For these prices i wouldn´t hesitate to buy one

I own the 18 QX. I bought the QX version because without chuck its more compact and lighter and there might be a angle adaptor available in the future. Maybe even other accessoires like a tap bit collet/chuck (if Fein listens to the forum members in a german tool forum

)

jetdawg said:
The never ending extent to monte's tool knowledge is incredible.

My first foray into witte finally, got some screwdrivers coming along with the new fein multi tool in systainer.

Festool sanding block

hautpot · Sep 3, 2015

Monte said:
yeah sorry i forgot the vacs ! The current ones are made in romania by Karcher it seems. The stationary belt sanders (etc.) are made in Denmark and the entry level Fein magnetic core drills are made in the USA by Jancy.

That´s a pretty good deal !!! In Germany they charge 439.-€ for the 18C and 462.-€ for the 18QXC !!!
Look: https://www.fein.de/de_de/schrauben/akku-bohrschrauber/
So thats a really really good deal !! (if its a complete kit) For these prices i wouldn´t hesitate to buy one I own the 18 QX. I bought the QX version because without chuck its more compact and lighter and there might be a angle adaptor available in the future. Maybe even other accessoires like a tap bit collet/chuck (if Fein listens to the forum members in a german tool forum)

Thanks for the insight Monte! I ordered the 18C for this month, next month I am ordering the QXC :beer:

. Should i also get the bigger batteries?

pozidriv · Sep 4, 2015

€1 in an army surplus store for these:
Gedore 3/16; Stahlwille 3/8; Snap-on 7/16; Snap-on 1/2; Britool 9/16

My first Snap-on tools; I finally feel like I belong on this forum

Pressol oil can:

CastleBravo · Sep 4, 2015

That oil can is cool. Made in West Germany.......

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Monte · Sep 4, 2015

hautpot said:
Thanks for the insight Monte! I ordered the 18C for this month, next month I am ordering the QXC. Should i also get the bigger batteries?

sounds good :thumbup:

I ordered the 4.0 AH version in case they will offer an angle grinder so i have more runtime and power. The 4.0Ah version of the ASCM also has 5 NM more torque. But i think for drilling/driving and DIY use the 2AH version might be sufficient. At least If you are not drilling into steel all day long...In most cases i use my 10,8 volt drill anyway so the 4 amp batteries seem to last forever...(ok i also use my corded drill often since i prefer the pistol grip...)

Or maybe get the 2AH version - for drilling/driving or other tools like the MultiMaster (for lighter weight) - and later 4AH batteries in case they will offer an angle grinder, for more runtime ?

pozidriv said:
€1 in an army surplus store for these:
Pressol oil can

Another one for the screwdriver collection: Bernstein

jkuc003 · Sep 4, 2015

Probator speed counter, like a watch inside, note the last line in the manual - "no maintenance required"

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voodooaw · Sep 4, 2015

Now PB Swiss is the last mainstream screwdriver manufacturer in europe that don't make slim blades.

upgrading · Sep 4, 2015

Made in France ?

dede2897234 · Sep 4, 2015

pozidriv said:
€1 in an army surplus store for these:
Gedore 3/16; Stahlwille 3/8; Snap-on 7/16; Snap-on 1/2; Britool 9/16

My first Snap-on tools; I finally feel like I belong on this forum

Pressol oil can:

pozidriv,

Nice haul on the sockets and the oil can! :thumbup:

The Gedore and Stahlwille sockets have modern, recognizable stamping and knurling near the drive end.

However, the Snap-on and Britool have unrecognizable stamping with old font and weak knurling near the drive end.

Does anyone here can approximately date the Snap-on and/or the Britool sockets?

Thanks.

Dave

Cybermike · Sep 5, 2015

Monte said:
Another one for the screwdriver collection: Bernstein

Looks familiar. Skandia is sold a lot in the Netherlands.

Blöckw@rt · Sep 5, 2015

And that's the original made by Walter Schröder.

Lofthouse · Sep 5, 2015

Schröder

Dave455 · Sep 5, 2015

voodooaw said:
Now PB Swiss is the last mainstream screwdriver manufacturer in europe that don't make slim blades.

They do, and have done for years!

Listed in the catalogue as No.106!

It's what I'd call an Instrument Screwdriver!

Monte · Sep 5, 2015

Cybermike said:
Looks familiar. Skandia is sold a lot in the Netherlands.

nice find ! In which stores do they sell them ?

EWO push button safety air coupler
(supposed to be made in italy)

cutting off the old coupler

installing the new one...

done

Sorin S. · Sep 5, 2015

I like that kind of attack.

Mr MoAiZo · Sep 6, 2015

Hey there.

Are these tools still made in the US?
Ridgid pipe wrench

Vise grip
The are marked with 'original'

rice rocket · Sep 6, 2015

(Some?) Ridgid pipe wrenches are, Vise Grips are no longer.

Cybermike · Sep 6, 2015

Monte said:
nice find ! In which stores do they sell them ?

Karwei: https://www.karwei.nl/zoeken?text=skandia

webshop: http://www.ikklus.nl/skandia/?search/search/cPath/2091_1598_1775_4587/process/boxSearch

There used to be much more stores but apparently they switched to other brands. :headscrat

neophyte · Sep 6, 2015

Some Ridgid tools are made outside the USA now, but the "Heavy Duty" pipe wrenches, chain wrenches, strap wrenches, etc., should all still be made in the USA.

Monte · Sep 6, 2015

Cybermike said:
Karwei: https://www.karwei.nl/zoeken?text=skandia

webshop: http://www.ikklus.nl/skandia/?search/search/cPath/2091_1598_1775_4587/process/boxSearch

There used to be much more stores but apparently they switched to other brands.

Thanks for the links !

Wolf Garten grass shears

blade can be turned 90° in either direction:

Action !

voodooaw · Sep 6, 2015

Dave455 said:
They do, and have done for years!

Listed in the catalogue as No.106!

It's what I'd call an Instrument Screwdriver!

PB Swiss No.106 are not insulated screwdrivers.

Champo · Sep 7, 2015

Wera VDE torque driver handle, fits the blade in my kraftform kompakt set:

a little too big for the case though: :sad:

jkuc003 · Sep 7, 2015

Does anyone know where the Stahlwille 17 series ratcheting spanners are made? They don't say Germany on them...

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Champo · Sep 7, 2015

Edit: removed wrong info

Carves · Sep 7, 2015

An oldy but a goody ...

Measurements are getting hard to read ... but its still a good square, for in the welding toolbox.

dutch79 · Sep 7, 2015

Cybermike said:
Karwei: https://www.karwei.nl/zoeken?text=skandia

webshop: http://www.ikklus.nl/skandia/?search/search/cPath/2091_1598_1775_4587/process/boxSearch

There used to be much more stores but apparently they switched to other brands.

Actually Skandia is pretty cheap over here. It's still a hobby/budget brand.

Carves said:
An oldy but a goody ...

Measurements are getting hard to read ... but its still a good square, for in the welding toolbox.

Nooitgedagt was a dutch factory that was known for it's iceskates but mainly it produced woodwork products (chisels) and wooden toys.

There's still a museum: http://nooitgedagt-ijlst.nl/

Cybermike · Sep 7, 2015

Carves said:
An oldy but a goody ...

Measurements are getting hard to read ... but its still a good square, for in the welding toolbox.

Nice

Nooitgedagt was a Dutch company. The company was most known for making ice skates. Ice skates was just a side production. It's main production was (woodworkers) tools. For a few years it also made wooden toys.

In the early nineties it was sold to the British company 'Record'. In 1998 Record was sold to American Tool Companies. American Tool Companies was later taken over by Newell Rubbermaid which deciced some years later to close the Nooitgedagt factory.

dutch79 · Sep 7, 2015

Yes, that was what I just posted :lol_hitti

Qualitytools · Sep 7, 2015

MrPretty said:
I got a few photos while reorganizing my toolbox today.

I didn't get pictures of everything while it was out of my box so the next few photos have some non "old world" tools in them as well

Impressive! Very nice collection and neatly organized

Thanks for sharing

berol · Sep 7, 2015

jkuc003 said:
Does anyone know where the Stahlwille 17 series ratcheting spanners are made? They don't say Germany on them...

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Champo said:
All 3 stahlwille factories are in Germany. They are definitely made in Germany

Pretty sure the only tool stahlwille rebrand that isn't made in Germany are Irega adjustables... Monte???

I think they are made in Taiwan. Possibly by Kabo?

Qualitytools · Sep 7, 2015

Sorin S. said:
I like that kind of attack.

Very Nice! I think the Ultimate garage sells them

Thanks for sharing.

pozidriv · Sep 7, 2015

MrPretty said:
I got a few photos while reorganizing my toolbox today

I didn't get pictures of everything while it was out of my box so the next few photos have some non "old world" tools in them as well

I see you've got a couple of different ratcheting screwdrivers in there. Which one's your favorite?

cliceu · Sep 7, 2015

"The good son returns to home..."
After a long time without post here...

When I saw for sale here, I not resist and buy two pieces.. :beer:

Gedore 8250-200H made in Austria:

It's a new old stock of one webstore in Brazil:

One was present for an good friend, the other will do pair for my NWS. :beer:

superautobacs · Sep 7, 2015

Champo said:
All 3 stahlwille factories are in Germany. They are definitely made in Germany

Pretty sure the only tool stahlwille rebrand that isn't made in Germany are Irega adjustables... Monte???

Like Berol said, Kabo, in Taiwan, is definitely involved.

There are more items than the Irega adjustable that isn't made by them.

cliceu · Sep 7, 2015

It's a old dream, now come true. :thumbup:

Bit Holder PB Swiss Tools 6510.R-100 Made in Swiss: :bow:

Without comments, this is very beautiful:

Another happy couple on my toolbox: :bounce:

pozidriv · Sep 7, 2015

Monte · Sep 7, 2015

Champo said:
Pretty sure the only tool stahlwille rebrand that isn't made in Germany are Irega adjustables... Monte???

There are a couple of items which aren´t from Germany...like:

France:
http://www.hanico.com/rohrwerkzeuge...offrohrscheren/kunststoffrohrscheren-158.html

Italy:
http://www.hanico.com/rohrwerkzeuge...en-12050/metallsaegebogen-12050-72210000.html

Japan:
http://www.hanico.com/drehmoment-we...ntschraubendreher-torsiomax-775-51060012.html

China:
http://www.hanico.com/rohrwerkzeuge...2935n/buegelmessschraube-12935n-77411001.html

http://www.hanico.com/rohrwerkzeuge...-12900-1n/messschieber-12900-1n-77371002.html

http://www.hanico.com/rohrwerkzeuge...eber-12900n/messschieber-12900n-77371001.html

http://www.hanico.com/rohrwerkzeuge...sscheiben-messschieber-12900-2n-77371003.html

USA
http://www.hanico.com/schraubenschl...el-25/ratschenringschluessel-25-41131011.html

cliceu said:
It's a old dream, now come true.

very nice !!! :drool:

misc. shop supplies:

Bosch sandpaper

KCL Camatril 730 chemical gloves
(supposed to be made in germany)

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