BBD
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I have the same cantilever but it is covered by rust. Any suggestion on how to take it apart ?
I want to sand blast it then powdercoat.
I want to sand blast it then powdercoat.
Tools from the old world
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Josiah_db
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My dads old version of the koyama pliers made in JAPAN
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superautobacs
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Cool, thanks for sharing.
3 peaks pliers are readily sold in Australia?Monte,
Nice vintage cantilever box. I like the wooden handle...I bet that's not offered by Gedore any longer?
Belzer Polynova....I was just looking at my one and only 17 x 19mm double-box tonight. It sparked my interest once again as it really is a nicely made wrench, especially for its time. Like some vintage Snap-on wrenches, it has a thick, round beam. Aside from the modern X-beam wrench, it's the most comfortable wrench to pull on. A thick round beam is probably too cost prohibitive for our times now, unfortunately.
BBD
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Where, I just have to have it
Van Steele
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Hi!
Hammers PX brand - donno anything about it:
Nice. Have you used these yet? And would you mind sharing where you've found those?
Just got myself a 1lb. Footprint one. Likely to be old stock 'cause last I heard Vista had taken over all hammer production from Footprint after the latter had gone into voluntary insolvency. Unless of course they rebrand them for Footprint.
Here it istest video will be heartily welcomed!
extra for you !! One hour of scraping rust !! I want to do the same...
To take it apart: I think I will grind off the rivets with an angle grinder. But the more difficult question...: how to rivet everything back together after disassembly and painting ?
I like it too
That's actually why I bought it....the wooden handle 
Unfortunately they don´t make them like that anymore.... in the 1992 and 95 catalog they´re listed.
With 3 compartments, with 5 compartments and a long 5 compartment version:
It has "Constant Electronics" ?The Würth (= Fein WSB 25-230 X) is absolutely top notch, the best money can buy !
Looks promising !
cosmik binturong
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Here it is
looks like your tube upload failed, there's only two minits and nineteen seeconds of videe-oh...
for the re-riveting, methinks a disposable or brass washer might do the trick as long as we don't use aluminium rivets...
should i post pics of mine too? came right off a Peugeot assembly plant floor...I like it too
Unfortunately they don´t make them like that anymore.... in the 1992 and 95 catalog they´re listed.
With 3 compartments, with 5 compartments and a long 5 compartment version:
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BBD
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Well, I`ve bought a 2Kg non sparking hammer with 6 Euros.
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Any intel on Faust tools ?
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Any intel on Faust tools ?
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Dexter 13mm combi wrench:
Brand "Dexter" and "Dexell" owned retail chain "leroymerlin". Dexter we stopped selling, for the place it is sold "Dexell".
Here are bought. Made in India
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a sneak previewlooks like your tube upload failed, there's only two minits and nineteen seeconds of videe-oh...
full movie coming soon to a cinema near you mmmhhh ...but does the result look good if you "hand rivet" ?for the re-riveting, methinks a disposable or brass washer might do the trick as long as we don't use aluminium rivets...
yes you shouldshould i post pics of mine too? came right off a Peugeot assembly plant floor...
why do you hide all the good stuff ? ahh ok ...I thought... but 2500 watt should be strong enoughNö.....and i do not miss it, cause the Würth beast is strong enough !
ever tried the Flex "Red Bär" ?tools for the DIY user
Wurth mini 1/2" impact wrench from one of the garage buddies:
cosmik binturong
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got me a NOS "Rahsol" 1/2" dr. bit socket set:
aren't those the ones sold on eBay.de by sopomarkt24?
(had to use a "google translate" link 'cause for some reason eBay kept showing me an error message saying that those could not be displayed legally to french users... happens quite regurlarly now...
) anyway, they don't ship to France or anywhere else except Deutschland und Österreich too bad since they do have some nicely priced Gedore stuff, better than amazon.de(maybe not so good on shipping though...).
Starrag
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Hi
I haven't used my for now.
My friend from Japan supplies form me tools. This time he bought this box with the tools on auction.
Thank you very much for information."PX" is the series. "O.H. Industrial" is the brand.
According to their literature, the faces are hardened to HRC 44-50 on the blunt side and HRC 35-55 on the pein side.
Nice hammer!
I haven't used my for now.
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aren't those the ones sold on eBay.de by
(had to use a "google translate" link 'cause for some reason eBay kept showing me an error message saying that those could not be displayed legally to french users... happens quite regurlarly now...
too bad since they do have some nicely priced Gedore stuff, better than amazon.de(maybe not so good shipping though...).
yes.....
..... if you search with ebay.de or only ebay.fr ?
do you want a Rahsol bit set ?
Flea market find: Dowidat locking pliers:
cosmik binturong
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yes.....
..... if you search with ebay.de or only ebay.fr ?
neither one displays the page, looks like it's an ip/geographical filter.
no, i do have some to cover my needs and a Bondhus metric inserts set on order too from amazon.com... but i wouldn't mind a couple sets of Festool long bits(17.49€/ea.):do you want a Rahsol bit set ?
a set of Gedore blue punches(12.99€):
and a blue Felo, Gedore-branded, quick-releas bit-holder(only 9.99€!
):
of course, only at their actual respective prices(or, better, if you can find better prices)!
if you find a cheap, even used, Wiha/Festool Centrotec handle i would be quite happy too...
i like that view, looks sturdy and a bit minimalist regarding finishing...Flea market find: Dowidat locking pliers:
(at least it's not a 3/4" Dowidat rat or i would have been very tempted!
)anybody got thin-walled swedish-made Momento impact sockets and can do a long term usage report on 'em(agricultural or industrial setting preferred)?
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Monte; on the air tools. Do you guys run personal air compressors or are you running air tools of a central air compressor? I understand that you rent workshop space. If personal air compressor, do you have pics you can share?
No experiences, but I think it is a tough and robust angle grinder without any gimmicks.
The (non european) Milwaukee AGVM 26-230 GEX/DMS is also a very interesting machine.
..... if I had a little to much bucks..........
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Miskin
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What about Elora? This seller do business international.neither one displays the page, looks like it's an ip/geographical filter.
cgi.ebay.de/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=390621896880&fromMakeTrack=true&ssPageName=VIP:watchlink:top:de
cosmik binturong
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thnaks Miskin but i'm not after hex sockets right now, even if those Eloras look purty...
ok let me see what I can dono, i do have some to cover my needs and a Bondhus metric inserts set on order too from amazon.com... but i wouldn't mind a couple sets of Festool long bits(17.49€/ea.):
a set of Gedore blue punches(12.99€):
and a blue Felo, Gedore-branded, quick-releas bit-holder(only 9.99€!
of course, only at their actual respective prices(or, better, if you can find better prices)!
if you find a cheap, even used, Wiha/Festool Centrotec handle i would be quite happy too...
i like that view, looks sturdy and a bit minimalist regarding finishing...
ok let me see what I can do²(at least it's not a 3/4" Dowidat rat or i would have been very tempted!
hi supe,
not everybody has his own compressor . I think there are currently 4 compressors in use from the main people in the workshop.
one guy has this 2 cylinder "silent" Boge compressor:
here is another one hidden, "Herkules" brand from "Bauhaus", 2 cylinder:
there are other compressors but I don´t have any pics yet. The compressors are quite small and ok for impact wrenches but not for longer tasks like sand blasting.
I have 2 but they´re defective: (but were for free)
this small one from "D+L"
...and this Käser
...with 200 liter tank:
No experiences, but I think it is a tough and robust angle grinder without any gimmicks.
The (non european) Milwaukee AGVM 26-230 GEX/DMS is also a very interesting machine.
Milwaukee ? they don´t have a lot of dealers here.....and the price...
My fathers Dolmar chain saw:
cosmik binturong
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ok let me see what I can do
ok, i'll let you do your best then!
oh no! don't even think about doing anything about that one!!!ok let me see what I can do²
(just received the answer from a local seller that has a cheap'n old Dowidat 3293 push-thru rat! two Dowidat 3/4" ratchet should be enough methinks...
)first superautobacs and his yellow japanese airgun and now you with compressors pics!!!
but since she said "no air now!", your devious scheme will fail horribly!
("for now"...
)My fathers Dolmar chain saw:
nice one, should be great for cutting-up some firewood indoor in the winter...
Milwaukee ? they don´t have a lot of dealers here.....and the price...
I have a Milwaukee dealer in my area, but the price is crass of course !
The Milwaukee and the Würth SWS 230 Power/Fein WSB 25-230 X are probably the most expensive units on the market, but we know….you get what you pay for.
cosmik binturong
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i somehow forgot to post what got there lately...
first some long awaited blue Torx stuff, my not-complete-but-we're-working-on-it Felo 808 simple Torx driver set:
meet the family:
again, thnak you Trucky! here's some e-trappist ale for you:
now let me introduce to you the amazing mister B., king of the translucent red Torx driver with beautifully machined tips!
those screwies were never taken out of the box for at least 25 years and probably way more than that!
more next post!
first some long awaited blue Torx stuff, my not-complete-but-we're-working-on-it Felo 808 simple Torx driver set:
meet the family:
again, thnak you Trucky! here's some e-trappist ale for you:
now let me introduce to you the amazing mister B., king of the translucent red Torx driver with beautifully machined tips!
those screwies were never taken out of the box for at least 25 years and probably way more than that!
more next post!
cosmik binturong
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here they come!
the Belzers Torx screwies out of the past:
looks like there's one that doesn't belong in this pack...
remember, those tools are from an era when people bought them to *work* with, not look at them all day long and then fondle and rub 'em frenetically against soft(who said "flabby"?) parts of their anatomy...
nice tips!
i even got the original but slightly cracked plasticky box:
no, they're not for sale...
the Belzers Torx screwies out of the past:
looks like there's one that doesn't belong in this pack...
remember, those tools are from an era when people bought them to *work* with, not look at them all day long and then fondle and rub 'em frenetically against soft(who said "flabby"?
) parts of their anatomy...
nice tips!
i even got the original but slightly cracked plasticky box:
no, they're not for sale...
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cosmik binturong
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and now, a non-Bahco swedish tool:
can't remember when or where i got it but, it's, for sure, a tool from the past millennium!
can't remember when or where i got it but, it's, for sure, a tool from the past millennium!
What is it? A bicycle wrench of some sort?and now, a non-Bahco swedish tool:
Hah. Why must you post pictures of those!? I'd gladly pay a lot if you ever find another source... but right now I'm stuck on PB Swiss. I've used that IP15 driver at least a few hundred times and the tips are still very nice. I'll probably buy more when I get my paycheck Also, I just got a 3$ raise today so that won't help my tool addiction
Nice signature too!
Also, I just got a 3$ raise today so that won't help my tool addiction Nice signature too!
and now, a non-Bahco swedish tool:
can't remember when or where i got it but, it's, for sure, a tool from the past millennium!
I think it could be from before 1963, where the Radius blow lamp factory, Sweden, closed...just a guess, but it looks like the special tool, you get with a Petromax lamp. A Radius blow lamp:
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You can read more about the Radius factory here.http://medlem.spray.se/blowlamp/Manufacturers/Sweden/Radius/radius.htm
Arrivals this week; some Hazet trays and a Gedore tray for existing tools, and a few pliers to add to the collection. Had hoped Knipex circlip pliers may have fitted in the Gedore tray, but not really...
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cosmik binturong
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What are your recommendations for hydraulic jacks made in the old world? I am after a 1.5/2 tonne one, low entry would be useful but not imperative. The only things I can get locally are all Clarke/Sealey made in China jobbies.
I've seen AC Hydraulic, but can't seem to find a decent supplier in the UK.
Any other recommendations are received gratefully
I've seen AC Hydraulic, but can't seem to find a decent supplier in the UK.
Any other recommendations are received gratefully
(...)
the wrench is still sold NOS by some: *clicky!*
and now, a little voice behind me just said that we *need* that lamp...
(Added text to the picture:
Hansi: Zo, how long time did I zpend this time ?...
Gerd: Zhat was only 34 minutes...a new record!
Hansi: I will write it in my Petromax log-book, and celebrate with a Prinzen-rolle cracker...)
Funny, that the wrench is still on sale!Regarding the Petromax, what they don´t show on the picture is that your shirt is likely dripping from sweat after the work needed to get it burning.
First you´ll pump the pressure up, then pre-heat with ethanol, or use the "quickstarter" powered by the pressured kerosene (this will release all the pressure from the tank, so you must pump it up again). After some attempts, you´ll learn it, the hissing sound is really nice in a strange Greenland Patrol way, and it has the power of a 75 watt bulb. As it was intended to be used - emergency and military - it´s great, but it will never give that cozy light like on the pictures. There is no option of "dimming" - it´s full power or none, since the vaporizer needs the heat to keep the pressure up. But truely a fascinating thing...
Miskin
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yeah when I first saw that tool I thought Festool/Protool !
....or Metabo....
The GSS 23 is NOT from Switzerland.... The GSS 230 are made in Switzerland
http://www.bosch-professional.com/de/de/schwingschleifer-101287-ocs-c/
The larger Metabo sanders are still made in Germany
or you could look out for a discontinued Kress sander made here: (about €130.-)
Mafell is made in DE too but cost more than Festo....
you also could check out Rupes from Italy or higher end sanders from Makita which are still made in Japan.... iirc the Hilti´s are from Europe too
the coo also has something to do with the price.....
I bought a Makita BO5031 orbital sander and i was surprised when i saw that is made in USA. Is that common?
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cosmik binturong
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Regarding the Petromax, what they don´t show on the picture is that your shirt is likely dripping from sweat after the work needed to get it burning.
First you´ll pump the pressure up, then pre-heat with ethanol, or use the "quickstarter" powered by the pressured kerosene (this will release all the pressure from the tank, so you must pump it up again). After some attempts, you´ll learn it, the hissing sound is really nice in a strange Greenland Patrol way, and it has the power of a 75 watt bulb. As it was intended to be used - emergency and military - it´s great, but it will never give that cozy light like on the pictures. There is no option of "dimming" - it´s full power or none, since the vaporizer needs the heat to keep the pressure up. But truely a fascinating thing...
she wants one... guess she won't mind doing a bit of exercise, eh?
cozy's not what we intend to use it for, so "mehr licht" won't be a problem.
ok, i'll let you do your best then!
ony 2 ?? enough ? I´m surprised !oh no! don't even think about doing anything about that one!!!
(just received the answer from a local seller that has a cheap'n old Dowidat 3293 push-thru rat! two Dowidat 3/4" ratchet should be enough methinks...
....the time will come...first superautobacs and his yellow japanese airgun and now you with compressors pics!!!
but since she said "no air now!", your devious scheme will fail horribly!
("for now"...
nice one, should be great for cutting-up some firewood indoor in the winter...
yeah krassI have a Milwaukee dealer in my area, but the price is crass of course !
The Milwaukee and the Würth SWS 230 Power/Fein WSB 25-230 X are probably the most expensive units on the market, but we know….you get what you pay for.
The Fein and Flex are on the wish list now
niiiiiiiiiiiiice drivers !!!!!!!!!!! Especially the Belzer drivers !!!!!!
...If the price is right......no, they're not for sale...
nice tools !
btw. mine fits
btw. lamp..... my "Feuerhand" lamp:and now, a little voice behind me just said that we *need* that lamp...
another company from Denmark: www.compac.dkWhat are your recommendations for hydraulic jacks made in the old world? I am after a 1.5/2 tonne one, low entry would be useful but not imperative. The only things I can get locally are all Clarke/Sealey made in China jobbies.
I've seen AC Hydraulic, but can't seem to find a decent supplier in the UK.
Any other recommendations are received gratefully
Then there is Mega www.mega.es and Nike www.nikehydraulics.se
edit: Nike seems to be "Rehobot" now...? but I dunno if their jacks are still made in Sweden....
the only Makita tools from the US I have seen here is your sander and a older NIMH cordless drill......
upgrading
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nice tools !
btw. mine fits
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thanks. You are mixing the sets right?
I had another go, they sort of can be coerced
48 11 - J0,J1,J2,J3,J4
49 11 - A0,A1,A2,A3,A4
48 21 - J01,J11,J21,J31,J41
49 21 - A01,A11,A21,A31,A41
