Tools from the old world
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WOW! Can't wait!
I couldn't resist another trip for some German made stuff. Still 50% off:
160mm flatnose, 160mm radio and 125mm round plier.
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Congratulations.Much Thanks for Pictures Monte
V!
thanks for all link about Germany tools
i try will it
i ask a good knowledge man..
thanks for the answer bro u
Awesome cutter from Lux
familiar design
: made by NWS?Great pics bro
a new camera?
Show off ur WILLE collections here
maybe old skool WILLE
i guessLook great
what is a brand?american lockpicker
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@ Mr Tools Wisent
Krokodil
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Very nice Gedore stuff!
Monte, those Lux cutters sure looks just like NWS!
Monte, those Lux cutters sure looks just like NWS!
Look great
Yeah, like American Lockpicker said it's Wisent. I don't know who the OEM is though.
That's some nice stuff! I've got a some of those myself, in the "Magic 2010"-offer.
Gedore............
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Awesome stuff. Nothing better than getting new tools in the mail!
Where are the wrenches and screwdrivers made? Mine did not have a country of origin anywhere (I checked the box, tools, and catalog) no signs of where they were made.
rt dak
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Just got these in the mail today. My first euro tools besides the ones in the trunk of my BMW. Wera 334 SK/6 set plus a PH0 and PH3
Wera 334 SK/6 set plus a PH0 and PH3
archirelic
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Just got these in the mail today. My first euro tools besides the ones in the trunk of my BMW.
Where'd you decide to order from?
american lockpicker
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Nice Solingen knives Bhae.
rt dak
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ChadsToolBox. They were cheaper than Amazon by $15 for the set.
Why you´re mad ?
Awesome cutter from Lux
familiar design
Great pics bro
look @ the pic below
@Bhae:
nice Gedore tools !!
Good to know that the cable knives are from Solingen.... (put on wish list...)
ps: this pic should answer a few questions
american lockpicker
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Thank for a quick answer
@Bhae
Awesome Gedore stuff
u make me to spend more $$$$ to my hobby.. thank bro nice pics
Emm a good Germany brand too
maybe monte have a answer for that
Why you´re mad ?
look @ the pic below
ps: this pic should answer a few questions
Yeahh
im very frustratedThank for a very nice pic comparison for NWS side cutter
everything looks same except a color and brand.
Bumping to top of next page as images at bottom of pages don't always download on dial-up.
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Thanks to some patience and ninja-like Amazon searching, I finally got the small torx drivers I needed.
someone stated that he dislikes the barcode on pliers grip because it makes them look 'Bau-markt' (cheap). I noticed that pb also puts barcodes on the swissgrip handles (unfortunately)
danski0224
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Festool C12
I recently picked up a Festool C12 drill kit on clearance.
I've had the opportunity to use it a few times.
Some of the accessories are invaluable for assembling furniture, namely the eccentcic chuck and the 90* adapter.
I have also used it to install cabinets, and those same accessories make it much easier to get into odd places, or put screws into cabinet face frames on narrow cabinets.
This drill has electronic feedback that allows it to maintain driving speed. In other words, it did not slow down while driving a 3" cabinet hanging screw into the wall stud. It will continue to drive that screw until it goes through the backing or the electronic protection circuitry turns it off. Use of the clutch is recommended.
The electronic speed/torque control also allows driving face frame screws at a lower constant RPM, preventing breakage and driver cam-out.
I tried using a 1" 3 cutter self feeding wood bit that is designed for battery drills (sold by Lenox), and the drill could not drive this. I was hoping...
It will be interesting to try this drill on something like deck boards.
I would like to try the T style replacements, but I do not have good experiences with LiIon batteries in real world conditions below 40*F.
If you assemble Ikea type furniture or install cabinetry, you should get this drill.
I recently picked up a Festool C12 drill kit on clearance.
I've had the opportunity to use it a few times.
Some of the accessories are invaluable for assembling furniture, namely the eccentcic chuck and the 90* adapter.
I have also used it to install cabinets, and those same accessories make it much easier to get into odd places, or put screws into cabinet face frames on narrow cabinets.
This drill has electronic feedback that allows it to maintain driving speed. In other words, it did not slow down while driving a 3" cabinet hanging screw into the wall stud. It will continue to drive that screw until it goes through the backing or the electronic protection circuitry turns it off. Use of the clutch is recommended.
The electronic speed/torque control also allows driving face frame screws at a lower constant RPM, preventing breakage and driver cam-out.
I tried using a 1" 3 cutter self feeding wood bit that is designed for battery drills (sold by Lenox), and the drill could not drive this. I was hoping...
It will be interesting to try this drill on something like deck boards.
I would like to try the T style replacements, but I do not have good experiences with LiIon batteries in real world conditions below 40*F.
If you assemble Ikea type furniture or install cabinetry, you should get this drill.
superautobacs
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Emm a good Germany brand too
maybe monte have a answer for that
I know, I know!
The OEM is WiLL.
I'd wage a guess that if it doesn't say Germany, it's probably Austria, like their pliers.
@Humber2,
Welcome to the forum and please do share your old Wille' collection with us.
I know, I know!
The OEM is WiLL.
Thank you!
I don't think so. In the -10 "Magic in motion" catalogue, many things are marked "Made in Germany" or "Made in Austria". The screwdrivers and the socket wrenches though does not have those markings. See: http://www.gedore-magic.de/katalog.html?en
I wonder if they're from South africa or Brazil (where Gedore has production plants) or made by an OEM.
Jeff
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It's not just PB Swiss. Felo, Knipex, Wiha, and Vessel also have UPC codes on the handles.
Moose-LandTran
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The barcode on NWS pliers comes off after a couple times cleaning them with brake cleaner.
nice old Stahlwille tools !
Thanks for your write up ! Do you have some pics ?
ps: Will pliers = www.will-werkzeuge.de
Re: Gedore: in the Gedore promo flyer they don´t use the "Made by Gedore" badge on the page with the screwdrivers and the bent pipe socket. So i dunno.....
@Mr Tools:
Some NWS pliers pics to make you happy
I know, I know!
The OEM is WiLL.
Nice to see u again - (2nd honeymoon?)
Thank for answer u
bro@Mr Tools:
Some NWS pliers pics to make you happy
Awesome pics bro thanks!!!
But im so sad NWS not here
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Just called Gedore. The Magic 25 PK-05 bent pipe sockets are from India, screwdrivers Slovenia, clamps France, pipe cutters Japan.
danski0224
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Nah, no pics of the drill.
All kinds of them on the web.
At 25% off retail, it is a pretty good deal- as long as stock lasts.
I actually thought about picking up a second one, but work isn't *that* good right now.
american lockpicker
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some pics for this thread would be nice
It will take a while until i have the money together....
Its made in France...
i knew it
Couldn´t find it on the US or UK site but here:
http://www.stanleyoutillage.fr/product_detail/MINI-SCIES/SkuDetail.ctlg?ObjectID=15-211
shop:
http://www.stanley-deutschland.de/schneiden-spannen/metallsaegen/mini-metallsaege-junior-300-mm.html
Jeff
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I put together this PB Swiss socket wrench set from Amazon. It took a month but I snagged them for $17.
I couldn't find a 13mm PB Swiss driver on a deal, so I settled on a 13mm Beta for $2.67
I couldn't find a 13mm PB Swiss driver on a deal, so I settled on a 13mm Beta for $2.67
Hello everyone, here are some recent purchases:
photo 1 and 2, new facom 39 series in a pouch, fractionnal sizes (54.99€ at the pawn shop)
photo 3 Vbw file for unified threads (facom only sells the witworth one for 55° threads) 18€
photo 4 SOMET dial indicator with 4 bits, SOMET made a lot of indicators for FACOM withe exact same style 20€ shipped on ebay
photo 5 25-50mm caliper from Feinmesszeugfabrik SUHL (made in GDR) 25€
photo 6 FACOM 1/4 set ( r2.apb) 49€ at the pawn shop
photo7 Prevost air treatment unit, I bought it 5€ at a flea market and put 35€ of spares and accessories in it.
photo 1 and 2, new facom 39 series in a pouch, fractionnal sizes (54.99€ at the pawn shop)
photo 3 Vbw file for unified threads (facom only sells the witworth one for 55° threads) 18€
photo 4 SOMET dial indicator with 4 bits, SOMET made a lot of indicators for FACOM withe exact same style 20€ shipped on ebay
photo 5 25-50mm caliper from Feinmesszeugfabrik SUHL (made in GDR) 25€
photo 6 FACOM 1/4 set ( r2.apb) 49€ at the pawn shop
photo7 Prevost air treatment unit, I bought it 5€ at a flea market and put 35€ of spares and accessories in it.
