Yes, I bought a new one. But all the dust and a little rust. Bought at the store "WURTH".
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Yes, I bought a new one. But all the dust and a little rust. Bought at the store "WURTH".
A small buy this week.
Small Lux screwdriver, made by Felo. Pretty difficult to see the Felo mark.
KWB torx bit, almost 4 euros, not very cheap. Titanium-nitride coated.
Made in Germany?
At home I noticed that it has a small plastic holder that you can connect to each other. Maybe not very useful to me but hey, quite nice idea: bit holder + package alltogether!
Small Lux screwdriver, made by Felo. Pretty difficult to see the Felo mark.
KWB torx bit, almost 4 euros, not very cheap. Titanium-nitride coated.
Made in Germany?
At home I noticed that it has a small plastic holder that you can connect to each other. Maybe not very useful to me but hey, quite nice idea: bit holder + package alltogether!
Made in Germany?
No. This is not the manufacturer. They are just packaged in boxes of foreign goods. It can be anything.
vtec-kamikaze
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Usag 3/8 breaker bar (made in italy
)and a small wera driver with small torx bits
sorry i can´t ... "Page not found"
nice Hazet goodies !
ok i agree
What´s your budget ?Thanks for information I will check a prices..maybe it not suit my budget
That make me curious about Gedore chisel but at least it made in Germany
yeah made in germany ! There is even a sticker with the german flag on the tools
Rennsteig chisels good if I can get a exclusive range
Yes! PB Swiss is one of my dreams chisel..good looking chisel & punches set, very nice finish. After read your opinion + experience about PB Swiss chisel, I'm very confident to list it at the top.
Rennsteig chisel, small dents in the cutting edge, but it also already was beaten a lot
my only PB Swiss chisel: works good so far and holds up (but is also the newest chisel i own)
If you have opportunity can you please post all your chisel + punches PICS collection
Thanks to share your valuable experiences + opinion + information, I'm very appreciate that
here some of my punches + chisels in different colors
Will take some more pics next week
some chisels in action:
Slim/thin slotted chisel to "open" a metal flange:
thicker slotted chisel used to remove slag after cutting metal with a torch or plasma cutter:
I mostly use these striking tools, a 125mm + 150mm Rennsteig chisel, a 3mm punch, a soft face punch and the PB Swiss chisel and the 2 "Format" chisels pictured above
Made in Germany?
maybe .... some of the KWB bits (the "Torsion" ones) looks similar to USH bits:
http://www.ush-tools.de/index.php?id=16&L=2
Nice..
below 75 buck! err..MYR300What´s your budget ?
that enough.. to make meyeah made in germany ! There is even a sticker with the german flag on the tools
awesomeRennsteig chisel, small dents in the cutting edge, but it also already was beaten a lot
nice looking chisel with red color...
I think you should add your PB Swiss chisel collection
Very nice collection with difference color and manufacturerhere some of my punches + chisels in different colors
at the top one is your PB Swiss center punch with carbide tips?
GreatWill take some more pics next week
Yeahhh I like to see moreAwesome "in action" pics buddysome chisels in action:
Slim/thin slotted chisel to "open" a metal flange:
thicker slotted chisel used to remove slag after cutting metal with a torch or plasma cutter:
the information help me to choose a right sizes
btw: thanks a lot to share an awesome PICS of your lovely chisel collection my eyes
bts
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Had these for about 3 months now. Got them from a seller in Germany. So much cheaper than buying in Australia.
Stahlwille, 14 series, ring-open end, metric.
I have had a set of these before (they were stolen) so I am familiar with them.
This is how spanners should be made. They just feel RIGHT in the hand.
Same can be said for these Stahlwille double open-end metrics. If these can do half the work my imperial Stahlwille`s have done over the last 10 years I`ll be happy.
These are the first of these soft grip style pliers I have owned.
I like them. Have not done any hard work with them so only time will tell.
Seal picks, I go through so many seal picks.
So far so good with these. The handles are a bit small though.
The freebie thrown in.
I did buy these locally.
Cannot remember whether the company is Swedish or from Switzerland but I think the tools themselves are made elsewhere.
The tips are proving to be up to the task. (I am hard on screwdrivers) The hole in the handle is a bonus if you need a bit more leverage.
The handles themselves I am still not sure about. They have a rectangular shape to them. Sometimes it feels right. Sometimes not.
Tony
Stahlwille, 14 series, ring-open end, metric.
I have had a set of these before (they were stolen) so I am familiar with them.
This is how spanners should be made. They just feel RIGHT in the hand.
Same can be said for these Stahlwille double open-end metrics. If these can do half the work my imperial Stahlwille`s have done over the last 10 years I`ll be happy.
These are the first of these soft grip style pliers I have owned.
I like them. Have not done any hard work with them so only time will tell.
Seal picks, I go through so many seal picks.
So far so good with these. The handles are a bit small though.
The freebie thrown in.
I did buy these locally.
Cannot remember whether the company is Swedish or from Switzerland but I think the tools themselves are made elsewhere.
The tips are proving to be up to the task. (I am hard on screwdrivers) The hole in the handle is a bonus if you need a bit more leverage.
The handles themselves I am still not sure about. They have a rectangular shape to them. Sometimes it feels right. Sometimes not.
Tony
aldworth33
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Are teng any good? iv only got 1 teng tool and its barely used so I'm not sure how they are
bts
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In my limited expirence they have been pretty good. I have some 3/8 torx drives of their`s that have done well. I know a couple of other guys that use their gear and they have had a good run out of them.
Years ago when I first came across them in Australia they were an expencive tool. They are still not a cheap tool today but their pricing seems a bit better.
I am looking at their 3/8 drive sockets.
Working with Teng...forget it...1/4" sockets have no holes or groves to lock on an extension. Bits are fastly worn out, ratchets are cheap hard to maintain plastic junk and impacts are just hold by rubber rings...not my stuff that I prefer.
better pic from my new rennsteig set
I was surprised to find that many punches in the garage - most of them are made in west germany and probably all from one of my uncles except the green one
had to buy that shirt =) in case any questions about coo come up
I was surprised to find that many punches in the garage - most of them are made in west germany and probably all from one of my uncles except the green one
had to buy that shirt =) in case any questions about coo come up
Ratchet.
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nice stahwille stuff, definitely my favorite make of spanners, i agree they feel perfect to use (i have the short 13 series) prefer the feel of them even over snap on....
want to get a set of those pb swiss picks, i love the look of the handles, same as there screwdrivers
I think the teng stuff is made in Taiwan still good though, have a few things from them,
Sparkfarmer
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Hey Monte and friends, do you recognize this pop rivet gun? I picked it up for next to nothing from a flea market because the writing looked German...ish
. More likely Chinese I fear because it doesn't say made in Germany anywhere.
(the metal is cast if that helps)
Thanks
. More likely Chinese I fear because it doesn't say made in Germany anywhere.(the metal is cast if that helps)
Thanks
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its working now
- what can you say about the quality of the bgs products? I only have some products from them that are not heavily used. Once I read that offer different lines profi and profi plus they name it if I remember correctly
Hey Monte and friends, do you recognize this pop rivet gun? I picked it up for next to nothing from a flea market because the writing looked German...ish
(the metal is cast if that helps)
Thanks
To me it looks like a fake "tüv gs" emblem so probably chinese
3 Seconds. That's the amount of time i needed to decide to spent 211 Euro...
http://www.amazon.de/dp/B000UYZHSG/
:O
http://www.amazon.de/dp/B000UYZHSG/
:O
shoturtle
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They make good wrenches and sockets. I have used them, would not hesitate to buy those items. 90% of the BGS tools are made in taiwan. And they are good quality tools, but like all brands they do have some not as good stuff. Their ratchet are nothing special, but they work.
Bits are not on the level of wera or wiha. But they are not garbage either. Much better then the chinese stuff. And on par with allot of the dewalt and milwaukee bits you can buy in bulk. I have used them and they have about the same life before camming out when used on a drill. But wera and wiha and bosch are the bits I would turn to first when I need them. Their socket torx and hex are actually pretty good, as good as the US made craftsman.
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Seller name?
Awesome sets
my favorite wrenches!!I have a very good experienced with Open Box 14, Motor 10 + Stabil 20 I will not change my wrenches set after used it
I think Wille made the best wrenches in the market
Nice
price?nice set
already used it? had to buy that shirt =) in case any questions about coo come up
I agree with you too 110%!!!!
Hey Monte and friends, do you recognize this pop rivet gun? I picked it up for next to nothing from a flea market because the writing looked German...ish
(the metal is cast if that helps)
Thanks
wait...monte came in minutes
don't worry he's always have the best answers, even at night
I think he's night shift today
Hy, these are my new stuff from the flea market, I am interested by the quality Voelkel and Emuge Thread Cutting Tools ? ?
And a big screwdriver felo PZ4 !!!
Findor 24 mm, astrofit 18 mm, its good quality ?
And drill marked as C&C ? Does anyone heard of this brand ?
And a big screwdriver felo PZ4
!!!
Findor 24 mm, astrofit 18 mm, its good quality ?
And drill marked as C&C ? Does anyone heard of this brand ?
DIYKiah
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We use something at the shop much like the "Wiha PZ and PH offset drivers" except we use them to manually de-burr aluminum we have drilled holes in... I wonder if it is actually a tool used to de-burr stuff or if it is an "offset driver" that we use for the wrong thing...?
Just happened to see a picture of it and figured it was a de-burring tool and it was listed in that post as a "offset driver" so I was just curious! =)
Just happened to see a picture of it and figured it was a de-burring tool and it was listed in that post as a "offset driver" so I was just curious! =)
That is an easy job....
But serious THEY DON'T MAKE THE SOCKETS. Well maybe I would think different when they would honestly say "we have here the famous sockets from Mr. Xing Xang Xung"...really a bad behavier...
For me...only SnapOn, Gedore, Stahlwille, Hazet
below 75 buck! err..MYR300
i think for that price you can find something nice from PB Swiss
www.azonic.com.my
btw. if you have some time in may
http://www.tradelink.com.my/metaltech/index.php
that enough.. to make me
nice looking chisel with red color...
I think you should add your PB Swiss chisel collection
yeah i know i will, but it will take some time ....$$$...Very nice collection with difference color and manufacturer
at the top one is your PB Swiss center punch with carbide tips?
yes exactly !! Good eyes !! it´s a very nice center punch with vey sharp tip so you can punch the material very ligthly if you want/need but still have a visible and small "hole" because it´s "sharper" than others and it´s also very good to make exact markings in metal because the tip is so sharp you actually can feel where the scribe lines meet at the center, for example if you scribe a line from left to right and one line from top to bottom you can "feel" with the PB center punch where exactly the middle of the lines is. Regular (non carbide tipped) center punches are dull and wear and mostly it is not possible to "feel" the thin scribe lines/marks.
Awesome "in action" pics buddy
the information help me to choose a right sizes
btw: thanks a lot to share an awesome PICS of your lovely chisel collection my eyes
Very nice tools !!!!!!!!!!!
nice punch collection !
yes thanks !!!! Thanks for your pics and pics of the Ferrforma + Motortec !
Hey Monte and friends, do you recognize this pop rivet gun? I picked it up for next to nothing from a flea market because the writing looked German...ish
(the metal is cast if that helps)
Thanks
Looks like the standard import, most likely Chinese or Taiwanese origin. Since there is not brand name on the tool i guess it´s on the lower end of quality/price ?
But if the price was right and it works...
cool !!!! Post some pics when it arrives
don't worry he's always have the best answers, even at night
I think he's night shift today
Elora Hammer...from my friend toolbox
...but he has good tools !
The hammer looks like it is from "Osca"/Italy ?
ps: cool screwdrivers !
Völkel + Emuge = good stuff !Hy, these are my new stuff from the flea market, I am interested by the quality Voelkel and Emuge Thread Cutting Tools ? ?
And a big screwdriver felo PZ4
Findor is a tool dealer/wholesaler: www.findor-werkzeuge.de
Astrofit is usually available at the flea market or at ebay where people sell the Astrofit tools used by the german army. There is no trade mark registered so i don´t know much about these brands.
any pics ?
coo ?
SKS "Airworx 10.0" bicycle tire pump www.sks-germany.com
Base plate and pipe made of steel
2-component handle and precision gauge
with "multi valve head" for all common valves
comes with 2 adaptors to inflate footballs, inflatable mattress etc.
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Base plate and pipe made of steel
2-component handle and precision gauge
with "multi valve head" for all common valves
comes with 2 adaptors to inflate footballs, inflatable mattress etc.
<iframe width="560" height="315" src="http://www.youtube.com/embed/jJ4iHM7OJiA" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>
shoturtle
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I have seen that one at bike shop, I am just two lazy to manually pump up my bicycle tires, I use my jump start kit that has an electrical pump to fill all my car, motorrrad, and bicycle tires. Allot faster and it keeps my small basement area less filled.
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Yes I got a quotation from Azonic yesterday..a prices cheaper than what I expected
but according to Azonic sales some stuff need to order from Swiss and stock availability 6 to 8 weeks 
Woow!! waiting for a long times to see this exhibition in Malaysia ..Thanks for the info..I will attend if my boss approved my leave and have some money to shopping
actually a PB Swiss centre punch carbide tips already on my listed. I 'm recognize them
it´s a very nice center punch with vey sharp tip so you can punch the material very ligthly if you want/need but still have a visible and small "hole" because it´s "sharper" than others and it´s also very good to make exact markings in metal because the tip is so sharp you actually can feel where the scribe lines meet at the center, for example if you scribe a line from left to right and one line from top to bottom you can "feel" with the PB center punch where exactly the middle of the lines is. Regular (non carbide tipped) center punches are dull and wear and mostly it is not possible to "feel" the thin scribe lines/marks.
nice 2 in 1 tools..I cannot wait to have it
by the way thanks to share your experienced about PB Swiss centre punch
maybe, I'm not familiar with Oscar hammer...but he has good tools !
The hammer looks like it is from "Osca"/Italy ?
ps: cool screwdrivers !
I' very envy
Woww!! nice
I wanted a pump which works without electricity and without noise so i can use it on sunday or also between 1 and 3 o´clock during the day in the week were noise is prohibited. For the one or two times a year when i have a flat on the bicycle or to refill the tires every now and then the pump works just fine for me
Less than MYR300 ?Yes I got a quotation from Azonic yesterday..a prices cheaper than what I expected
waiting is not good but it is worth the wait
Woow!! waiting for a long times to see this exhibition in Malaysia ..Thanks for the info..I will attend if my boss approved my leave and have some money to shopping
Don´t forget the camera
actually a PB Swiss centre punch carbide tips already on my listed. I 'm recognize them
nice 2 in 1 tools..I cannot wait to have it
by the way thanks to share your experienced about PB Swiss centre punch
yeah i think they´re from Osca, if you go here and look at the first hammer:maybe, I'm not familiar with Oscar hammer
I' very envy
http://osca.it/showsubcat.asp?sub=0,50
and then look here at the hammer with the yellow beam:
http://elora.de/site/en/produkte/schlag.php
Picked up the latest Facom promo "booklet" (80 pages)
Juddy
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Early on when Teng first started being sold in Australia they had a nickname of Twang as their tools often broke. Some tools are still over priced for what they are, like their tool boxes etc. in saying all this I bought a Teng 3/8 torque wrench 13 years ago for torquing up rocker gear on falcon heads and still use it today with no complaints.
Yes!! (my previously tools list) actually after got a good prices from Azonic I'm add my list for some more stuffLess than MYR300 ?
waiting is not good but it is worth the wait
If I be there..
Don´t forget the camera
Putra World Trade Centre (PWTC) Kuala Lumpur more than 300km from where I live
I need two days off.. try to be there if my boss approve my leaveI can't use oscar link it not work?
You right!! sure it comes from same factory
I saw a Italian writing on their handleAnything new from France?
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vtec-kamikaze
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added some gedore sockets to my stahlwille torx set
magnusk750
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shoturtle
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I got the same only with a black case - bought at louis
low torque range I think till 30nm or so and I have to say I really like it alot.
works pretty well and has a good build quality although I can´t say how accurate it is.
shoturtle
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Yeah, it looks to be pretty nice, it is with in 10% at the high end and pretty accurate in the low and middle end especially. I tested it with against a digital snappy we have at work. For the price it will get the job done. Got it for about 40 dollars form ASH from german hand tools.