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Those were interesting videos
Anyone knows a manufacturer that produces hose pliers?
Hose clamp pliers ? Hose pinch off pliers ? Hazet...
Aren't those rebranded?

Hose clamp pliers ? Hose pinch off pliers ? Hazet...
Hose clamp pliers ? Hose pinch off pliers ?![]()

Aren't those rebranded?
looking for sth like this http://www.weberpower.com/images/Tools/Hose_pliers_set_thb.jpg But it seems those are more commin in the us not over here :/
Kamasa is Swedish brand and tools themself are far from Sweden.
What does it read on other side? W-Germany Kamasa has mirror polished openbox sides edges are sand blasted.
Thanks for the answer..I'm very interested with Swiss made Bosch..one more question how much do you pays for Swiss made Bosch & what your personal opinion about their performances?MrTool
The hammer drill is swiss, the impact drive is Malaysian
Thanks! Next time I will take more pictures.

Nice adjustable wrench looks like old tools where you got it?Crab, made in Japan.
here you can´t eithermost of everything = import.
Some german made jig saw blades will be available in the local "Aldi" food stores in march for 2.99€ though
http://www.aldi-nord.de/aldi_ab_donnerstag_0103_48_5_894_13547.html#
Thanks I'm very appreciated your professional opinion..now I know which one to go..it´s ok, it also looks good and is well made, but the ratcheting could be smoother. I have a Bahco which works smoother, similar like the Wera. So i think i would buy the Wera nowadays.
Yes!!exactly
btw: nice wrenches + all the newer Bosch cordless drills are made in malaysia afaik![]()
+ RennsteigToday: NWS.



Woww!! it looks like Bacho tools storeSince we are writing on Bahco tools here, I dare to show some pictures from my Bahco wall.

Nice old tools collection congratulation!!!- Sandvik Belzer
- Beta 90 itlay 18x19mm
- Beta 42AS italy 3/4", 1"
- Kamasa Japan 15x17
- Facom 70A
Nice wrenches setWell, I got a pleasant surprise today. I received my Facom No.40 combo wrench set and while I was waiting for matt finish set it was the same partially polished look my old Facom No. 40 18mm was. And they also feel the same as the old wrench. I bought the 18mm used some 20 years ago. Got a good deal for a set and decided to get some more. There is a packing error though, there is 2pcs of 8mm wrenches but no 10mm wrench. Already contacted the company I bought them from and they at once told me they are going to send me the missing 10mm wrench![]()
especially your 18mm wrenchgreat comparison pics thanks to shareHere is Bahco PU and some of desing through years.

Nice video..+ sweet girl especiallyHow Gedore makes pliers:
...and big wrenches:
Nice adjustable wrench looks like old tools where you got it?
- Sandvik Belzer 1320M, 15x17mm
- Sandvik Belzer No6 Germany 36x41mm

How Gedore makes pliers:
...and big wrenches:

My company bought a new electrical tools for my daily electrical jobs![]()

Anybody know who actually makes them?
My car set reloadedalmost all the tools are from old world: Tona, Wiha, Felo, Zbirovia, Meister, Fiskars, Victorinox, some Lux Tools, and some China, of course ... There is everything I can need in every situation - just take a look
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First one is not Old World, but Canadian content. Gloves made out of 100% Dupont kevlar, and it's made in Canada by Superior Gloves
I went back and had another look at them as i didn't look at prices yesterday. Their stuff doesn't actually look bad at all.@TonyCH : What is the price tag on this tool "Ironside"? It seems to me - it is something cheap?
Post some pics when your Wera driver arrives !Thanks I'm very appreciated your professional opinion..now I know which one to go..
Nice video..+ sweet girl especially![]()


Anybody know who actually makes them?



Nice find Monte, as usual![]()
Looks like Gedore's pliers are entirely hardened, head + handles. Good to know![]()
Monte, thank you for those videos. Probably the best video so far that shows the forging and the various manufacturing processess of making hand tools, and of course, the skilled craftsmen that make them.![]()
if i ever should visit Canada i will visit a Lee Valley store !!!Another trip to Lee Valley and snapped a few things of interest.



No, I didn't buy any - I was just checking them out. They are clearly an agent who source things from many many makers. I'll bet they don't make anything themselves. But, this is how the world works nowadays with even the best brands - more or less.difficult question....they look so "normal"... could be from everybody... ?
did you buy one ?
The electronic screwdrivers look like the Felo´s
http://felo.de/de/serie240.html
The prices for the screwdrivers ain´t that bad !
Pliers ? i guess Orbis, at least the water pump pliers look like the Orbis "Speedy"
http://www.orbis-werk.de/en/Artikelstamm7e3f.html?top=8
Locking pliers for 23 bucks ?
i hope from germany too
Interesting to see german tools with a english name in finland !!
They need to upgrade the ratchet/socket department though![]()
difficult question....they look so "normal"... could be from everybody... ?
did you buy one ?
The electronic screwdrivers look like the Felo´s
http://felo.de/de/serie240.html



I went back and had another look at them as i didn't look at prices yesterday. Their stuff doesn't actually look bad at all.
Pricing example: If we take a 13mm combo wrench and known German makes they usually cost about 7-9 euros a piece (Gedore, Stahlwille, Hazet). Ironside is 4.20 euros. So, way cheaper. Finish was quite nice if you like non polished. But who makes them?
I looked at their other stuff too. Most had no COO on the box or product. I got a Taiwan -feeling about them - so pretty good quality and most likely not chinese. But there was other product lines that had Made in Germany on the box: screwdrivers and pliers. Screwdrivers actually look familiar - maybe somebody can identify them?
Here is few more photos.
I'm still using Ironside hand tools I bought in Moscow in 1996.
Ironside Phillips #2 screwdriver is my EDC tool since that time.
They are exceptional quality tools.
Well, I haven't actually used any - just spotted them in a hardware store. But, they do say made in Germany and they did look ok to me - I mean much better than the Chinese made in house brand they also had. And as the price is low compared to other German brands I would not have problem buying them if I was on budget.So they are definitely German. The only difference is that yours shows that are made in Germany, but in any case, according to your view and that of TonyCH they are tools of good quality.
Well, I haven't actually used any - just spotted them in a hardware store. But, they do say made in Germany and they did look ok to me - I mean much better than the Chinese made in house brand they also had. And as the price is low compared to other German brands I would not have problem buying them if I was on budget.
and take some photos if anyone´s interested.
it seems it´s a french importer/distributor of hand tools etc.No, I didn't buy any - I was just checking them out. They are clearly an agent who source things from many many makers. I'll bet they don't make anything themselves. But, this is how the world works nowadays with even the best brands - more or less.
I did check several of the pliers and every one I picked up was made in germany. Didn't check the locking pliers though. Maybe next time.
like usually ...same with brands like "Lux" or "Connex"...pliers + screwdrivers from germany, socketry imported....seems to be too expensive to make them here. And imported pliers are often not that great...Yes, their ratchets and sockets were normal far east stuff with no COO markings. I didn't spend much time looking at them. And I see I didn't take any good photos either.
yes i remember themIm quite sure those screwdrivers are made by Felo.
Picture below is made by Monte a few years ago, don't you remember?![]()
new and better quality pics,
i love that snap on sticker![]()