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drakfire

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hi Bhae ! Verry cool pictures ! :drool:
you have a shop ?
 
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*snip*
I needed new set of wrenches and accidentally watched some tools in one store. I bought them on clearance (seems, nobody wants to buy this type of wrenhes). I had nothing against them and for about 23euros. Regular price is about 81eur.:willy_nil
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Man, that's a nice deal.

@drakfire. Yes, Bhae has a shop.
 
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monte, I still can't believe the name of that tool store LOL
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Recent Wiha and Hazet additions to my collection.

nice additions ! I have the socket set too :pimpflash Very nice :thumbup:

Yes! all 4 T320 :dunno:
WTF :eyecrazy::scared::willy_nil:dunno:
paint = paint remover + scraper + brush :evil:
rust = wire brush + sand paper :D
...and elbow grease ;) :rocker: good result :pimpflash
nice tools:eyecrazy:
we want more:D
ok :) see below :)

Today is my first post on GJ, but I have followed this thread for a long time now.
Welcome on GJ !
Very good first post ! Now you´re allowed to post more ;) :D ;)
Beautiful Gressel vise ! Reminds me on the Leinen vises
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My latest acquisition, a NEW OLD STOCK 1984 torque wrench tester by Stahlwille:pimpflash I will post my other 'old world' European tools here in due time :beer:
wow that thing is uber-cool !!!:rocker:

Monte clean your inbox lol

someone know if matador sockets are imported or made in Germany,and how good they are?

ok :)

the new Matador sockets they sell here at Bauhaus don´t have "Germany" stamped on them and look like the typical Taiwan import with a different finish (sleek + clean) and plated inside of the socket while the german sockets are usually silver on the inside.

New on forum, so just wanted to "sign" with some pictures.

Unior Ibex 129/1CB fast combination wrench set (12pcs, size 8-24). Made in Slovenia, former Yugoslav republic. High quality tools with lifetime warranty.:)
interesting wrenches :pimpflash

So I take the stubby with the straight tape and regular 7ur with angle. :D
good decision :D :rocker:

Some nice, well used tools. I like them.
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While I was working in an old africa twin with a friend I grab the camera and try to take some "tools in action".
cool pics !!:rocker: ...and nice tools ;):pimpflash
is that a Gedore locking extension ? Is there a "Germany" on the extension ?

So I'm a bit late with posting last weeks finds, but here they come:

you seriously **** :D:D ;)
The pliers are cool !!! And that vintage Bahco and Belzer stuff......you **** :D

My new German blind rivet gun.
sweeeeeet:pimpflash

A.W.E.S.O.M.E tools !!!!!!!!!!!!! :bowdown::bowdown::bowdown::bowdown::bowdown:

aplicador Cola ? :dunno: :D
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A few more essential tools from the garden shed:
nice 2nd post ! ;)







A buddy gave me this Elora ratchet which he found in the scrap pile




male square drive piece is missing and it didn´t turn anymore...


...but after a bit rust remover and hammering out the drive, cleaning and re-assembly it works again


12 "teeth" :)
 

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Ok, now it's time to see some old school tools made ​​in the country that actually does not exist anymore - SFR Yugoslavia.:locked:

1. Yellow screwdriver - I found it as child, playing around block where I live. Made by TANG, one of best tool makers in former Yugoslavia. TANG is from Nova Gradiška, today's Croatia. It's part of Eurozappa group, but unfortunately doesn't make tools anymore.

2. Black flat screwdriver - One big tool, 10mm wide on the tip. Probably older than me, my grandpa tool. :) Made by TIK in former Yugoslavia. TIK is from Kobarid, today's Slovenia. Seems they now it produce medical disposable devices.

3. Red flat screwdriver. Similar as black one, older than me, in mint condition after so many years. :) Made by UNIOR in former Yugoslavia. If you look better you will see "Z" letter on the left side of handle. Because UNIOR is from Zreče, today's Slovenia. Good thing is that they still produce high quality tools.:thumbup:
 

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4. Voltage tester screwdriver - Also made by UNIOR in former Yugoslavia. Older than me, used in wide range of works, tip is not so perfect...But still helps to see if electric current flows through wires. :D
 

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TjoFrasse

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A few more essential tools from the garden shed:
I will post more tools from Europe soon!

Nice tools! Looking forward to more posts!

you seriously **** :D:D ;)
The pliers are cool !!! And that vintage Bahco and Belzer stuff......you **** :D
A buddy gave me this Elora ratchet which he found in the scrap pile

:D
I'm super happy with the pliers. Really the find of the year.

That's a cool ratchet! Simple but functional mechanism. Getting a new push though drive piece can't be that difficult?

Nice Palmera Catches!!! thanks for share!

Thanks!

So almost instantly I regretted not getting more Bahco 6000 screwdrivers. So I went back one more time. All the good ones were gone though... But some other stuff was bought:

In the 20:- "assorted sockets" bin I found these. Belzer 3/8" E-Torx 10-20 (10,11,12,14,16,18,20). Not that I ever use E-Torx, but might come handy some day :)
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Belzer PH2-4 3/8" bit sockets. Also from the assorted sockets bin.
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Bahco triangle file. Öberg Portugal. 50:-
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Ok, now it's time to see some old school tools made ​​in the country that actually does not exist anymore - SFR Yugoslavia.:locked:

1. Yellow screwdriver - I found it as child, playing around block where I live. Made by TANG, one of best tool makers in former Yugoslavia. TANG is from Nova Gradiska, today's Croatia. It's part of Eurozappa group, but unfortunately doesn't make tools anymore.

2. Black flat screwdriver - One big tool, 10mm wide on the tip. Probably older than me, my grandpa tool. :) Made by TIK in former Yugoslavia. TIK is from Kobarid, today's Slovenia. Seems they now it produce medical disposable devices.

3. Red flat screwdriver. Similar as black one, older than me, in mint condition after so many years. :) Made by UNIOR in former Yugoslavia. If you look better you will see "Z" letter on the left side of handle. Because UNIOR is from Zreče, today's Slovenia. Good thing is that they still produce high quality tools.:thumbup:


Recently saw a Yugoslavian screwdriver in a local secondhand toolshop but the end was too worn for me. Would of tempted if it had been OK.
Not sure about anyone else but I quite like seeing these older tools, makes the thread look a bit less like an Ebay shop.
 
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Monte

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I'm super happy with the pliers. Really the find of the year.
You lucky b...... :evil::pimpflash:thumbup::drool:

That's a cool ratchet! Simple but functional mechanism. Getting a new push though drive piece can't be that difficult?
:thumbup: yup, Gedore sells them for example, no problem ! :thumbup:

But some other stuff was bought:
nice Belzer haul ....again ! :thumbup:
can´t be bad to have Torx, who knows what happens in the future....and for that price..... :)

Ok, now it's time to see some old school tools made ​​in the country that actually does not exist anymore - SFR Yugoslavia.:locked:

Thanks for these exotic brands tool pics ! :pimpflash
Do you know other eastern european manufacturers which still are in business ?

btw. eastern european:

Deep offset box wrench made by "IUS" from romania found on the flea market today. Now part of the MOB group (MOB, Peddinghaus, Talabot...) www.moboutillage.com




 

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Cool pics! :thumbup:





Thanks. :)

Nice Belzer and Palmera pliers. :beer:

ok :)

the new Matador sockets they sell here at Bauhaus don´t have "Germany" stamped on them and look like the typical Taiwan import with a different finish (sleek + clean) and plated inside of the socket while the german sockets are usually silver on the inside.

Really? What about the wrenches?


is that a Gedore locking extension ? Is there a "Germany" on the extension ?

Yes and yes. :thumbup: I'll try to post some photos tomorrow.


A buddy gave me this Elora ratchet which he found in the scrap pile

wow first time I see a ratchet like this. How old is it?






btw. eastern european:

Deep offset box wrench made by "IUS" from romania found on the flea market today. Now part of the MOB group (MOB, Peddinghaus, Talabot...) www.moboutillage.com

Interesting! And the finish look very nice.





Second attempt but without better results.

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But I have some older photos for you.

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These are also very old. I like them very much. I don't want to use them. :D
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Monte

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Really? What about the wrenches?
sockets look like this now..... Wrenches look like this and no "Germany" either....Mat finish is gone.... you might still find older sockets/wrenches in stores though

Yes and yes. :thumbup: I'll try to post some photos tomorrow.
sweet :thumbup:

wow first time I see a ratchet like this. How old is it?
more than 20 years, but i dont know exactly
But I have some older photos for you.
Nice ! Didn´t know Witte made punches + chisels ! Cool !
What brand are the french punches ? Peugeot -"Freces" (?)....?

Have you had tha chance to use them?
How do these compare to the premium german tool brands for isntance?
i just bought this wrench on saturday at about 1 o´clock :) I only took the pics so far :)
 

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Hy,
I greet you, and send a new picture of my tools,

Grinder: Wurth SWS230 NOS (FEIN 25-230?), and GWS 780 C (PRC: () - used to me but it was purchased new


Drills: Wurth BS-10 SE USED (Germany, like old AEG?, head ROHM), Bosch USED SB P120 (Swiss Made, ROHM)


Neo tools (POLAND, poland rally team used it) 3/4" NEW socket set, 22 - 50 mm, looks very good.
 

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Think you're right about your Würth drill. Picture of my old AEG/Atlas Copco.
 

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I am very satisfied with my drill. It is close to 20 years old and was used extensively by my dad before I got it.
 

lok

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sockets look like this now..... Wrenches look like this and no "Germany" either....Mat finish is gone.... you might still find older sockets/wrenches in stores though

I bet the new has very good quality but without the "made in Germany", their strength is reduced. :lol_hitti
Ok I'm kidding but the "made in Germany" is synonymous with quality for me.
Also the older had better look. Of course this is subjective.

more than 20 years, but i dont know exactly

Ok :thumbup:

What brand are the french punches ? Peugeot -"Freces" (?)....?

Yes that's right. :thumbup:





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Well, a few days and many tools, great guys (lok, Monte, aag14V, TjoFrasse, Angoo ...) thanks for the photos ... :thumbup:

Note: Lok, the Nut holder (magnet) is very original
 
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Monte

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I bet the new has very good quality but without the "made in Germany", their strength is reduced. :lol_hitti
yes exactly !!! They´re too weak now :sad: :evil:

Ok I'm kidding but the "made in Germany" is synonymous with quality for me.
Also the older had better look. Of course this is subjective.
for me too ;) I also prefer the older matt finish wrenches. But if Gedore, Hazet + Stahlwille continue to produce in germany the world is still ok :)

Gedore extensions.
wow they look good ! Now i want them too :D :pimpflash:rocker:

Very nice Bahco Screwdrivers! :thumbup: And at a very nice price, too!

nice vintage drivers !

Here's an old Hazet trolley cart......
sweeeeeet :drool::drool::drool:
 

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some pictures of stuff...

screwdriver


hex key


tpg clamps


crimping plier


punch plier


milling machine



still missing a cross table yet :/
 

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Today is my first post on GJ,Here is a Swiss-made Gressel bench vise, which is the heartbeat of the shop.
Welcome Angoo :beer:
the most beautiful bench vise I ever seen :shocking: :drool: :thumbup:

My latest acquisition, a NEW OLD STOCK 1984 torque wrench tester by Stahlwille:pimpflash
Awesome :drool: :eyecrazy:

New on forum, so just wanted to "sign" with some pictures.
Unior Ibex 129/1CB fast combination wrench set (12pcs, size 8-24). Made in Slovenia, former Yugoslav republic. High quality tools with lifetime warranty.:)
Nice Unior fast wrenches:thumbup:
thanks to sharing:beer:

While I was working in an old africa twin with a friend I grab the camera and try to take some "tools in action".
Nice tools and "tools in action" pictures:thumbup:

Nice restorations! Must have been a lot of sanding! :eyecrazy:
Yeahh you are right I'm very tired:drool:...

Bahco 6000 Series screwdrivers NOS. 20:- SEK each (regardless of size). Marked "Bahco Sweden" but there is a "Made in Germany" print on the lower part of the handle.
Wow!! that nice..:drool: I like the green color handle:eyecrazy:

Sandvik Belzer ignition wrenches (6-10). Made in Germany NOS, 20:- SEK each.
Bahco locking flex ratcheting wrenches. 8, 10-14, 17 and 19mm. No COO, 500:- SEK for the set.
More tweezers. Sandvik Belzer, Swiss made. 20:- SEK each.
All Belzer tools at store is yours..:thumbup:

Then the best finds of the day I think. This set of three Spain made Palmera pliers was only 150:- SEK. Some minor rust and a bit of discoloration on the handles, but great price for quality pliers.
And then this big waterpump plier. Spain made Palmera also, and just 100:- SEK. And also a Palmera PH2 screwdriver (20:- SEK).
So lucky:thumbup:

@Bhae
Awesome shot :shocking::drool::thumbup:
Thanks to share:beer:

A few more essential tools from the garden shed:
USAG 1/2" T-handle socket driver and ratchet, USAG T-handle swivel hex wrenches, USAG 1/2" sockets and extensions, and USAG 1/4" sockets along with some PB Swiss long-shank hex ends and a beautiful Hazet T-30 Torx wrench. Thanks everyone for your welcome to me! I will post more tools from Europe soon!
Nice Usag tools, I guess you have many Usag tools and maybe a lot of experience with Usag tools, what your personal opinion about Usag tools?

Man I love this thread. :)

+ me too:beer:

...and elbow grease ;) :rocker: good result :pimpflash
Eerr..

A buddy gave me this Elora ratchet which he found in the scrap pile
...but after a bit rust remover and hammering out the drive, cleaning and re-assembly it works again
That really old ratchet..awesome Elora:drool:
the ratchet go to the right man:thumbup:

Ok, now it's time to see some old school tools made ​​in the country that actually does not exist anymore - SFR Yugoslavia.:locked:
Awesome :drool::drool:
thanks to share a pics:beer:

In the 20:- "assorted sockets" bin I found these. Belzer 3/8" E-Torx 10-20
Belzer PH2-4 3/8" bit sockets. Also from the assorted sockets bin.
Bahco triangle file. Öberg Portugal. 50:-
Again...again, and again, very nice tools hunting congratulation:beer:

Second attempt but without better results.
Congratulation you have a lot of good quality tools:thumbup:
Great! thanks for the pics:beer:

Hy,
I greet you, and send a new picture of my tools,
I like your old power tools more pics please?

Bosch die grinder from the flea market. 26000 rpm, 320 Watt, 6mm collet. From 1976
36 years old die grinder!!! still working?
It not look like 36 years old tools awesome :shocking: :drool:

Gedore extensions.
Awesome Gedore stuff you make me :drool: :drool: :evil:

Another flea market find:
Gedore "1A" combination wrench:
Nice :drool:
sorry to ask.. it the first model of Gedore wrenches?
 

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Another pics from my Toyo boxes restoration project :D

transform this..

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into this..

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and this..

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only this one Y-350 still in their original Toyo blue:evil:

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Finally all my boxes in my favorite color :D.. except 2 of them T-320 still in restoration process :pimpflash color? :dunno: :willy_nil

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690+ pages of Gedore goodness. :drool:

lok and all his fancy Gedore pictures made me do it. :lol: (I blame Monte too of course)

Ordered it from the Gedore.de site wednesday last week and it was in my p.o. box yesterday. Shipped from a norwegian dealer. Free of charge. :thumbup:

A note for anyone else ordering a catalog from Gedore. I got an email from Gedore asking me to verify my catalog order and that email ended up in my spam filter.

Welcome to the forum caibird. :beer:
 

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for me too ;) I also prefer the older matt finish wrenches. But if Gedore, Hazet + Stahlwille continue to produce in germany the world is still ok :)

:thumbup:

Another flea market find:

Gedore "1A" combination wrench:

Nice find man. Any info about it? :)

Nice tools and "tools in action" pictures:thumbup:

...

Congratulation you have a lot of good quality tools:thumbup:
Great! thanks for the pics:beer:

Thank you very much Mrtools. :)

Another pics from my Toyo boxes restoration project :D

transform this..

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into this..

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and this..

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Mr tools you are an artist! Congratulation. Awesome job. :)

690+ pages of Gedore goodness. :drool:

lok and all his fancy Gedore pictures made me do it. :lol:

:bounce:

(I blame Monte too of course)

You are not the only one. :lol:





Some old world stuff from a friend's workshop.

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nothing fancy,today i went in bauhaus,bought some wiha stubby's
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Good friend. :thumbup: Are those relatively new tools?

Yes but not all. The wurth are the newest and haven't seen a lot of work. He has a lot more than that, but it was not able to take photos to everything.
 
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