Tools from the old world

[mrtools]

A couple of W. Germany tools
Elora screwdrivers..

A W. Germany + Germany Heyco Socket

A new Heyco socket with a good finishing too

for me i prefer W. Germany with a cool Heyco stamp with a 3 line stripe sadly no safe profile

 

[mofo62]

Oh I found this elsewhere on the forum.

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Great Video of security and funny


Thanks american lockpicker

V!

 

[american lockpicker]

Went to the flea market to buy an English bicycle today but the seller didn't show up. Anyways I found these tools for around $0.50. The wrench is Elora but the screwdriver is a Wera knockoff.

It has some flowers, a transister, and what looks like a tube of mercury in it.

 

[Monte]

Any ideas on where to get one of those older Stanleys? When was it made?

with luck in a store
ebay.com....flea market...

Yes
but dont have a blue tools yet..
maybe on my wish list

it´ time for blue tools !!!

Still working?

yes ! still works ! Don´t look like that but i tried it.

Nice English weapon monte

I have one but with Proto logo

pictures !!!!

btw:
nice Elora + Heyco tools !!!

Went to the flea market to buy an English bicycle today but the seller didn't show up. Anyways I found these tools for around $0.50. The wrench is Elora but the screwdriver is a Wera knockoff.
It has some flowers, a transister, and what looks like a tube of mercury in it.

nice flower power screwdriver !







Flea market finds:

Mitoloy T-handle hex wrench
www.mitoloy.com
www.mitotool.com

Elofort screwdriver www.elofort.de

"Itma-Plastic" screwdriver

 

[Monte]

Does somebody have one of the Proto insulated screwdrivers ?? They look german...

 

[9144]

i don´t like the handle design




Staplerfahrer Klaus
a classic !




Who copied who ?



hmm Hachez chocolate leafs




nice Facom tools !
ps: what´s your profession ?? Mechanic ?




What tools do you plan to purchase ? What finish do you prefer ? etc....



another pic of the Hazet Smart Case

New Facom "R.PEPB" bit ratchet: (+ set)

new Beta screwdrivers

Hi,Monte,I am a businessman, hand tools is my hobby...

 

[american lockpicker]

...hand tools is my hobby...

Me too.

 

[mrtools]

it´ time for blue tools !!!
yes ! still works ! Don´t look like that but i tried it.

pictures !!!!
btw:
nice Elora + Heyco tools !!!

Flea market finds:

Mitoloy T-handle hex wrench

Elofort screwdriver www.elofort.de


"Itma-Plastic" screwdriver

Not now maybe next time money NG
Pic coming soon
Nice T
Same as Elora handle do u know what a connection between Elora and Elofort?
For the first time i see a driver with a wing very exotic one

@americanlockpickers
I have one Wera testpen but still working

 

[mrtools]

Pic for monte + all of u..but im sorry a Proto name peel of

finally a Stanley name survive

Wera testpen last time drop in the water

 

[mrtools]

Does somebody have one of the Proto insulated screwdrivers ?? They look german...

Again.. I have one from my screwdrivers collection
it a Germany driver
Pics? coming soon..

 

[north]

Hi,Monte,I am a businessman, hand tools is my hobby...

Good hobby. Some nice tools you have.

 

[Sick Puppy]

I was going through my box tonight and stumbled across my WISE pistol-grip ratcheting screwdriver and that got me thinking about the post above. I took a couple pictures:

The racheting is light and the ergonomics is right, but the tooth count is so low. Still works, but it's just a collection item.
It sits inside this tin box that came from Bremen, in northern Germany.

My mum has (or had) one just like this that she bought in a high street store (Woolworths?) a few decades ago! She loved using it around the house, as she was able to use the pistol grip much easier than normal screwdrivers. Hers was a no name brand, but I saw a Makita one of these on sale on Trademe less than a month ago... it was a good driver, took heaps of abuse, I think the ratchet mechanism even popped out, just put it back in and kept on using...

OEM = www.privatebrandtools.com

Thanks for this Monte, I have been wondering about this for a while! Still have yet to hear about the 'Vessel' ratchet driver copy though on the other thread, I must look that one up...

 

[Monte]

Hi,Monte,I am a businessman, hand tools is my hobby...

Good hobby !

Not now maybe next time money NG
Pic coming soon
Nice T
Same as Elora handle do u know what a connection between Elora and Elofort?
For the first time i see a driver with a wing very exotic one

Elofort is the lower price brand from Elora. Like "Bluepoint" and Snap-On.
Yeah the "wing-driver" is very exotic I have another one with black handle
Thanks for the Proto/stanley pic !

Again.. I have one from my screwdrivers collection
it a Germany driver
Pics? coming soon..

Thanks !! I already thought it´s made in Germany by Wuro www.wuro.de

My fathers Bosch universal saw. Takes regular jig saw blades and accessoires like files/rasps, wire brushes etc.:
Bosch PMS 400 PE:

 

[american lockpicker]

My fathers Bosch universal saw. Takes regular jig saw blades and accessoires like files/rasps, wire brushes etc.:
Bosch PMS 400 PE:

I need one of those...

 

[dede2897234]

I received this week from Alan of LevelChrome (GJ user "haloghalog") the Engineer PH51 Super High Strength Scissors and the Engineer PZ58 Screw Gripping Pliers.


Engineer PH51 Scissors

The non-serrated section of the PH51 scissors can be used to cut leather, thin sheets of aluminum, nylon, kevlar, copper braided flat wire, and plastic. The serrated section can be used to cut rope, cotton insulated electrical cord, copper wire, and cabtire electrical cord.

Engineer PZ58 Screw Gripping Pliers

The teeth of the PZ58 screw gripping pliers are designed to grab damaged and rusted round; low profile and ordinary dome head screws. They are also designed to remove various security (tamper-proof) screws and bolts. The pliers have a built-in wire cutter. They also feature a spring between the handles for repetitive use.

Engineer PZ55 Screw Gripping Pliers

The design of the front gripper teeth differ between the PZ58 (above) and PZ55 (below) screw gripping pliers.

I purchased this plier from Lee Valley a few years ago. They are also available for purchase at LevelChome.

The PZ55 pliers are more of a general type for removing damaged and rusted screws. They are also designed to remove tamper-proof screws and bolts.

Engineer PZ57 Screw Gripping Pliers

I purchased this plier (one of numerous Japanese hand tools) last year from the "GoodLuck Japan" Rakuten Ichiba internet store in Japan.

The PZ57 pliers are designed to remove damaged and rusted mini screws.

Dave

 

[bart1]

I like the engineer pliers & scissors! Maybe because I am one or maybe because I have dealt with stubborn screws before...

 

[Bhae]

Hi!

I return to Ferroforma .

pics:

https://picasaweb.google.com/116423706410473796913/Ferrforma2011#slideshow/5588833868489634770

Click link, press play and f11.

 

[flyingkite]

New toy from heisse-nuesse.

 

[dede2897234]

Hi!

I return to Ferroforma .

pics:

https://picasaweb.google.com/116423706410473796913/Ferrforma2011#slideshow/5588833868489634770

Click link, press play and f11.

Bhae,

Thanks for sharing your pictures from the tool show. I enjoyed viewing them.

How much time (ex: a day or two) did you spend at the show?

Are the invitees allowed to purchase the tools on display at the show?

Would you mind answering my question about your recent posting about Toptul's "blade-thru" screwdrivers with the swirl pattern, acetate handles here: http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?p=1420462&highlight=toptul#post1420462?


Thanks,

Dave

 

[Bhae]

@dede2897234:

Hi Dave.

Thanks. .

The fair lasted 4 days. I was the last day, and just half a day, so I could not see 100% of the fair: (.

It is not fair to the end user to buy, if not for the show professional products. If it is true that the Chinese, before the end of the show and sell their products they sell cheaper than return them to China.

I could not try the screwdrivers Dave, I received very recently and have not had time. Anyway, are pleasant to the touch, but I can not give you a more detailed opinion yet.

Regards!

 

[north]

Hi!

I return to Ferroforma .

pics:

https://picasaweb.google.com/116423706410473796913/Ferrforma2011#slideshow/5588833868489634770

Click link, press play and f11.

Thank you very much Bhae.

 

[Monte]

I need one of those...

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Makita has something like that.....ok not swiss made


wow super nice screw pliers !!!!!!!!!!!

Hi!

I return to Ferroforma .

pics:

https://picasaweb.google.com/116423706410473796913/Ferrforma2011#slideshow/5588833868489634770

Click link, press play and f11.

Thank you very much for the pics !!!!! !!!!!!!!
Interesting "Guepard" screwdrivers !
Who is ATM tools ?
ps: Looks quite empty at the fair !?!

 

[bart1]

New toy from heisse-nuesse.

How do you like the Smart Case compared to a standard set? Does it seem like more of a Childs toy?

 

[Bhae]

@north:

Enjoy .

@monte:

I took many pictures nothing but open the fair on the last day is why so few people, then there was something else, but little since it was the last day.
I was told was also the first day few people, however the other two days was a lot more.
Bianditz gave me two boxes of bits

 

[Bhae]

A calendar signed by one of the calendar models hahaha

 

[american lockpicker]

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Makita has something like that.....ok not swiss made

Made in Japan? Also what Makita tools are Japanese, English, or US made?

A calendar signed by one of the calendar models hahaha

Did the models go around ******* there? If yes I so want to move to Europe.

 

[Monte]

@Bhae:
nice freebies !!!!

Made in Japan? Also what Makita tools are Japanese, English, or US made?

iirc yes made in JP

some angle grinders are from England, a orbital sander + cordless drill from the US, some rotary hammer drills are still from japan, cordless impact etc.

too many different tools and COO to remember. Might be NOS too what i see in a store.






New 2011 Bosch tools:

new rotary hammer drills with more power

orbital sander with exchangeable pad ( 5" + 6") and with anti vibration housing

10,8 Volt saw

10,8 Volt inspection camera

recipro saw with anti vibration handle

new compact cordless rotary hammer drills

new "Robust series" cordless drills

as well as 2 routers, polisher + vacuum


Bosch Green news for 2011

sanders, drill press, sabre saw, table saw, compact cordless drills

New Skil tools for 2011

New Dremel tools for 2011

 

[american lockpicker]

Nice Bosch! The 2 drills(Swiss?) interest me... Also have you seen the new Festool drill? It has a suspiciously low price.

 

[Rudeboy 1]

Some stuff, love this thread.

Newer purchases.

Anyone know what brand of pipe wrench this is?

 

[Monte]

Nice Bosch! The 2 drills(Swiss?) interest me... Also have you seen the new Festool drill? It has a suspiciously low price.

these ? rotary hammer drills are usually from germany but i guess malaysia. We will know more in mai...

The Festool CXS is very nice ! Best 10,8 Volt drill/driver
If the price is low i would buy it

Made in Japan? Also what Makita tools are Japanese, English, or US made?

Disclaimer: COO only valid for tools sold in Germany - not necessarily the same COO in the USA and outside of germany. Could be NOS too...
I´m not too familar with Makita so there will be many more "Made in Japan" etc. tools....



the Makita angle grinders who looks like this are from the UK

made in UK:

made in japan

these tools are made in germany:

made in USA

Some stuff, love this thread.
Anyone know what brand of pipe wrench this is?

nice tools !!!!
Without a inscription its difficult to figure out the manufacturer of the wrench.

 

[flyingkite]

How do you like the Smart Case compared to a standard set? Does it seem like more of a Childs toy?

I haven't touched it yet, I will pick it in April after I get there and offer something in exchange to my grandson.

 

[american lockpicker]

I meant the other drills(SDS corded and cordless drill/driver.) Also I've seen a grinder and polisher from Makita that was US made. The price on the Festool was $225 so I asked on FOG about it.

 

[Rudeboy 1]

nice tools !!!!
Without a inscription its difficult to figure out the manufacturer of the wrench.

Thanks. I'm really digging the wera square drivers at the moment.

I'll take some close ups of the wrench soon and repost.

 

[Monte]

I meant the other drills(SDS corded and cordless drill/driver.) Also I've seen a grinder and polisher from Makita that was US made. The price on the Festool was $225 so I asked on FOG about it.

The corded SDS drill most likely will be from germany like the other medium and higher priced SDS drills, the cordless drill looks somehow malaysian, the body looks like the malaysian tools. But could be swiss too. Not released yet...

225.- is a very good price if the angle head and 2 batteries are included. Made in Germany too...

btw. Festool: this Festool "Autoloader" screwdriver is made in Canada

Thanks. I'm really digging the wera square drivers at the moment.

I'll take some close ups of the wrench soon and repost.

ps: i like the Picquic screwdriver

 

[mofo62]

Hi!

I return to Ferroforma .

pics:

https://picasaweb.google.com/116423706410473796913/Ferrforma2011#slideshow/5588833868489634770

Click link, press play and f11.

Oh Muchas Gracias Bhae por toda la informacion que brindas ,visite tu blog muy bueno ,excelentes articulos de historias de las marcas,los videos de Craftsman algo "letales" hahah ah,tengo 27 años ,y me arrepiento de no haber comprado herramientas desde los 17 años hehe ,por estos lares admito que soy un fan de las heraamientas,soy mecanico de transmisiones de camiones (embrague ,caja de transmision,corona,cajas de timon ) y cada fin de semana me escapo al mercado a comprar una herramienta nueva,admiro las americanas pero gracia a este foro he conocido las Europeas y tambien japonesas (Nepros) y creo que voy alimitar mis gastos hehe porque si no me voy a quedar sin cuenta bancaria hahahah,estamos en contacto Saludos

Orlando

V!

 

[mrtools]

Elofort is the lower price brand from Elora. Like "Bluepoint" and Snap-On.
Yeah the "wing-driver" is very exotic I have another one with black handle
Thanks for the Proto/stanley pic !

Thanks !! I already thought it´s made in Germany by Wuro

My fathers Bosch universal saw. Takes regular jig saw blades and accessoires like files/rasps, wire brushes etc.:
Bosch PMS 400 PE:

Thanks for the explanation ur a the best to asked
U are welcome

Very nice power tools from bosch
multi purpose tools

I received this week from Alan of LevelChrome (GJ user "haloghalog") the Engineer PH51 Super High Strength Scissors and the Engineer PZ58 Screw Gripping Pliers.

opper braided flat wire, and plastic. The serrated section can be used to cut rope, cotton insulated electrical cord, copper wire, and cabtire electrical cord.

The non-serrated section of the PH51 scissors can be used to cut leather, thin sheets of aluminum, nylon, kevlar,
The teeth of the PZ58 screw gripping pliers are designed to grab damaged and rusted round; low profile and ordinary dome head screws. They are also designed to remove various security (tamper-proof) screws and bolts. The pliers have a built-in wire cutter. They also feature a spring between the handles for repetitive use.
The design of the front gripper teeth differ between the PZ58 (above) and PZ55 (below) screw gripping pliers.

I purchased this plier from Lee Valley a few years ago. They are also available for purchase at LevelChome.

The PZ55 pliers are more of a general type for removing damaged and rusted screws. They are also designed to remove tamper-proof screws and bolts.
I purchased this plier (one of numerous Japanese hand tools) last year from the "GoodLuck Japan" Rakuten Ichiba internet store in Japan.

The PZ57 pliers are designed to remove damaged and rusted mini screws.

Dave

Woww!! nice little pliers + scissors from Engineer..do u test it to grab a screws?
it really works?
Btw: I like Engineer steel material it very hard right!
Thanks to share a pics

New toy from heisse-nuesse.

Nice

A calendar signed by one of the calendar models hahaha

Some stuff, love this thread.

Woww.. nice collection
what ur profession Electrical field?
looks very nice insulated tools
what a type of Wiha driver more comfortable for u?

 

[american lockpicker]

btw. Festool: this Festool "Autoloader" screwdriver is made in Canada

No longer made in Canada.

 

[mrtools]

Proto Insulated Screwdriver.. maybe monte like to see
Proto label peel of..

very hard tips

And it from Germany

 

[KevinF]

G-day
I am new here but have a few Hazet Tools

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Cheers Kevin

 

[jensputzier]

How do you like the Smart Case compared to a standard set? Does it seem like more of a Childs toy?

Honestly, the young one does look a little bored...