Tools from the old world

[Rusik]

I also have another one. But from Fiskars. IKEA - it is simply a network of large stores in many countries.

 

[uuze]

That Fiskars sharpening tools is great, works nice and fast.

I like those russian made power tools! We had one blue bosch power drill for sale which was also made in russia! Have to take some pics about it tomorrow if we still have it.

 

[Rusik]

I like those russian made power tools! We had one blue bosch power drill for sale which was also made in russia! Have to take some pics about it tomorrow if we still have it.

In Russia makes Bosch GSB 13

 

[Monte]

I like those russian made power tools! We had one blue bosch power drill for sale which was also made in russia! Have to take some pics about it tomorrow if we still have it.

There is also a large Bosch angle grinder (in a set with a small one) from russia and i think the GSB 16 is from russia
http://www.bosch-professional.com/de/de/ocs/werkzeuge/101356/16873/schlagbohrmaschinen/gsb-16-re/

 

[Rusik]

Web site of the plant
http://www.saratov.bosch.ru/

 

[Monte]

Web site of the plant
http://www.saratov.bosch.ru/

can´t read anything







Metabo Futuro chuck

 

[ricleh]

Metabo Futuro chuck

How does that compare to a Rohm chuck?

 

[american lockpicker]

How does that compare to a Rohm chuck?

Also wondering this. Can I put one on my Bosch 18V?

 

[Trucky]

How does that compare to a Rohm chuck?

We have a few Rohm chucks and they're rather nice. That one looks pretty similar so I might even go ahead and say one companies product is also made by the other.

Monte should know.

 

[Monte]

How does that compare to a Rohm chuck?

it should be of equal quality like a "Rohm Supra" chuck. Functionality etc. is the same too.

Also wondering this. Can I put one on my Bosch 18V?

if it´s the type of drill where the chuck is pressed onto the transmission/geartrain than no, if you can remove the chuck then i would use a lighter cuck than that one, for example a Rohm "Extra" or Metabo "Futuro Plus"

We have a few Rohm chucks and they're rather nice. That one looks pretty similar so I might even go ahead and say one companies product is also made by the other.

Monte should know.

The story goes that certain Rohm chucks are manufactured by Metabo...

These look very similar...:

http://www.roehm.biz/produktuebersi...d=8718&cHash=684bf587d1444031caeeadf3a8a580f2

like this:

http://metabo.de/Zubehoerkatalog-handgefuehrte-Elektrowerkzeuge.23746+M59af95727c0.0.html

and this:
http://metabo.de/Zubehoerkatalog-handgefuehrte-Elektrowerkzeuge.23746+M537b4bf90c6.0.html


or these:
http://www.roehm.biz/produktuebersi...d=8719&cHash=5f2b485e46ef9d9017854c8d57f18dd1

looks like this:
http://metabo.de/Zubehoerkatalog-handgefuehrte-Elektrowerkzeuge.23746+M59d8e2863c7.0.html

and this...:
http://metabo.de/Zubehoerkatalog-handgefuehrte-Elektrowerkzeuge.23746+M5fd3d0dac3e.0.html

 

[mrtools]

Someone asked about pictures about my store so here is a few. I import Heyco and Heytec tools to Finland and also sell a lot of other brands, mostly to metal industry.

Awesome tools shop.. i have a several heyco tools, Can you share your opinion about Heyco tools in Finland?

some stuff from our garage:
"Top Craft" hex + torx T-handles

Nice
new tools, still in the market?

Better late than never, Christmas presents from my daughter:
Hazet screwdrivers are awesome!
Firm grip, triangle-shaped ergonomic handlers, these tools apparently were created to last.

Great presents
Congratulation

Now I shal post most awsom tools I have, I just love these Beta 952 T-handle wrenches with swiveling hexagon sockets.
Again; Made in Italy and from same source from mid 1980's, almost unused, all of them.
I even bought new ones: 10mm and 13mm and they still read "made in Italy"

World crazies Beta man congratulation buddy as usual.. unbeatable beta collection
btw: thank to share a pics

Well, since Monte said I should post pictures here they are.

Awesome tools and great pics too
Thanks to share..

 

[mrtools]

Some pics of my new toys
bought only 2 of them..but after used it, maybe a need a completed sets

Maybe it cannot beat PB Swiss Tools drivers but it a Very nice Swiss made tools

 

[Rusik]

I have a lot of drill chucks from ROHM. I make pictures soon.

@Monte: Your PM is full. . I can not write to you

 

[bart1]

Mrtools:

Pretty sure those Garants are made by PB Swiss, so it's a tie between them. Or, pick your color.

 

[Monte]

Nice
new tools, still in the market?

you can find them every now and then sold in food stores like "Aldi" (like "7-eleven" or "Tesco")

Some pics of my new toys
bought only 2 of them..but after used it, maybe a need a completed sets

very nice drivers !

Maybe it cannot beat PB Swiss Tools drivers but it a Very nice Swiss made tools

actually they are PB Swiss "SwissGrip" screwdrivers !

sorry only have "Multicraft" handle screwdrivers to compare:



and a ratcheting...:

@Monte: Your PM is full. . I can not write to you

try again

 

[mladenmoca]

Hi everyone. I wonder if somebody could identify this brand for me and throw a word or two about its quality. It supposed to be german. Thanks!

 

[Rusik]

Here is what I have a screwdriver. It looks like your
View media item 16668View media item 16669

 

[Monte]

Hi everyone. I wonder if somebody could identify this brand for me and throw a word or two about its quality. It supposed to be german. Thanks!

welcome to the forum !
Never heard of this name, google shows nothing about Pergler tools ? Maybe a company name but no manufacturer ?


edit: maybe from Witte

or Gedore: (but i don´t think they make their own drivers..)

or Wera

or Walter Schröder:

or SKG

 

[unknow82]

odd question perhaps:
Why is there wooden grip screwdrivers made still today? What are benefits compared to plastic ones?

 

[Rusik]

The advantages do not know. After all the hand held an iron rod. By screwdriver can knock with a hammer

 

[Monte]

odd question perhaps:
Why is there wooden grip screwdrivers made still today? What are benefits compared to plastic ones?

it seems there are still a lot of people who likes these drivers because maybe of the low price (compared to plastic handle "go-through" blade drivers)

And wood workers seem to like tools which are made out of wood /with wood handles. In other countries they seem to be popular too, like Japan (See Nepros or Anex wood handle drivers)

There are also modern versions of classic wood handles , same shape like the plastic handles like these Felo drivers or SKG:

Leather striking cap with "go-through" blade:



some old drivers from my father:


and mine:

 

[mladenmoca]

welcome to the forum !
Never heard of this name, google shows nothing about Pergler tools ? Maybe a company name but no manufacturer ?


edit: maybe from Witte

Thank you very much. I have tried google but without success. Im a farmer so i do have a lot of heavy machinery which requires constant maintenance. I prefer quality tools so often I buy second hand tools in good condition because they tend to outlast new no name tools. Sometimes I have to work in the field with what i got at hand, and must improvise a lot in order to at least return home. I had few wiha screwdrivers with wooden handles that i used a lot and they were virtually indestructible. Thats why I needed some info about these because I prefer wooden handle ones and I can get these for about 19 $.

 

[mladenmoca]

That Fleo screwdriver looks so good...

 

[TonyCH]

odd question perhaps:
Why is there wooden grip screwdrivers made still today? What are benefits compared to plastic ones?

Wood is warm to touch. Advantage when working in cold environment (climate or space). And some people have finger joints that are more sensitive to cold than others and might prefer wood over plastic. Those with arhritis for example.

 

[bart1]

To the US guys, check out these:

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Witte-5-P...Handles-with-Leather-Protection-Caps/15162109

Witte at Wal-Mart. I think you can ship to your local store free, so a pretty good price!

 

[Monte]

Thank you very much. I have tried google but without success. Im a farmer so i do have a lot of heavy machinery which requires constant maintenance. I prefer quality tools so often I buy second hand tools in good condition because they tend to outlast new no name tools. Sometimes I have to work in the field with what i got at hand, and must improvise a lot in order to at least return home. I had few wiha screwdrivers with wooden handles that i used a lot and they were virtually indestructible. Thats why I needed some info about these because I prefer wooden handle ones and I can get these for about 19 $.

If they are really made in germany and good quality $19.- is a bargain. If you loose one in the field also not that tragic....
Maybe "Pergler" is a store in the US where the drivers were bought ?? There is a "Ames" store in the US for example who sell german made "SKG" screwdrivers: www.amessupply.com

That Fleo screwdriver looks so good...

the handles look different now though ?

http://www.bondhustools.com/ccp0-prodshow/felo_22155.html

a review of the Felo wood handle drivers:

http://www.asktooltalk.com/reviews/handtools/felo_wooden_screwdrivers.php

 

[mladenmoca]

You could be right. I think those are older tools. By the way they look and by the look of package. Just found pictures of few more sets. On the red plastic ones stands W Germany.

 

[Rusik]

Read about the history of PERGLER.
http://www.perglers.com/Perglers/Franz_Paul_Pergler_1927.html

 

[Phobo]

I just realised that I need a set of those Garant Pbswiss lookalikes screwdriver put that on my order list for next month

generel question: I also want to purchase a basic set of punches and chisels what would you prefer: hazet, gedore, peddinghaus or rennsteig

 

[american lockpicker]

If they are really made in germany and good quality $19.- is a bargain. If you loose one in the field also not that tragic....
Maybe "Pergler" is a store in the US where the drivers were bought ?? There is a "Ames" store in the US for example who sell german made "SKG" screwdrivers: www.amessupply.com

There used to be a company called Ames in my county, only notable product was E tools for the military. Can't find a pic online so I'll try to find one and get a pic.

 

[admirer of a good tool]

"French"
Who knows where it was made?
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/29/p10005571.jpg/
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/809/p10005581.jpg/

 

[Rusik]

Are you talking about?

 

[admirer of a good tool]

very good wrench
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/38/p1000565rd.jpg/
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/46/p1000566a.jpg/
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/196/p1000567s.jpg/

 

[shoturtle]

My latest addition form the old world. Wiha 1000v screwdriver set.

 

[admirer of a good tool]

It's good
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/708/p1000562z.jpg/
http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/692/p1000563f.jpg/

 

[mladenmoca]

Read about the history of PERGLER.
http://www.perglers.com/Perglers/Franz_Paul_Pergler_1927.html

Thank you very much. Should be genuine then!?

 

[Rusik]

Thank you very much. Should be genuine then!?

But it is not clear whether there is now this shop. About This is not written

@mladenmoc : you are from what country?

 

[Monte]

You could be right. I think those are older tools. By the way they look and by the look of package. Just found pictures of few more sets. On the red plastic ones stands W Germany.

nice sets !! W-Germany means from before 1990 ...

Read about the history of PERGLER.
http://www.perglers.com/Perglers/Franz_Paul_Pergler_1927.html

nice find !

I just realised that I need a set of those Garant Pbswiss lookalikes screwdriver put that on my order list for next month

generel question: I also want to purchase a basic set of punches and chisels what would you prefer: hazet, gedore, peddinghaus or rennsteig

I think Rennsteig (over here at least) has the best prices, Gedore has sometimes sets on sale too ("Gedore Magic" Aktion), Peddinghaus might be imported and Hazet quite expensive ... PB Swiss would be a idea too

There used to be a company called Ames in my county, only notable product was E tools for the military. Can't find a pic online so I'll try to find one and get a pic.

E(lectric) tools ?

"French"
Who knows where it was made?

Virax is a french company which belongs to Facom. Maybe france ?

But it is not clear whether there is now this shop. About This is not written

Pergler GmbH
Karlauerstr. 5
8020 Graz
Austria

it seems they are still around and sell car parts.

 

[american lockpicker]

E(lectric) tools ?

No entrenching tool.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/ORIGINAL-WO...575?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3371d808f7

 

[mladenmoca]

But it is not clear whether there is now this shop. About This is not written

@mladenmoc : you are from what country?

Im from Serbia. Just received email from that address from the bottom of the page from Joseph A Pergler. He thinks that, that tools and article are related but he dont know who produced it for pergler. He will try to find out and contact me back.