Tools from the old world

[node105]

node105 Very nice tool collection from Festool that you have there. My girlfriends sister works for Festo in Esslingen and is fortunately able to get somewhat of a discount. Did you buy your Festool products new, and if so where from?

I had a really nice Festo air regulator, but it got stolen years ago along with most of my then tools. Still have a 10mm air hose. The 10mm OD hose the ID is only a 1/4" ID , but due to the completely smooth interior wall, flows equivalent to a larger diameter hose; just what diam. I no longer remember. This was the sales pitch anyway when I bought it sometime in the late 90's from the local official Festo company, who had supplied the same hosing for the plant line, to one of the 2 major car plants here back then; Holden (General Motors) or Chrysler/Misubishi.

The wall texture and air flow is of course applicable from cylinder head port finishes, down to blood vessel wall surfaces and interaction with blood platelets and clotting ( altered surface /damaged walls slow surface flow, and allow platelets to contact the wall and trigger coagulation (or so I remember from some years ago).


The fittings are push on, small teeth like garden hoses, very nicely finished, Immersion nickel plated, and a plastic slip/pull ring to release.


My Festool binge is all new yes, from a local woodwork tool supplier (Carbatec, a trans Tasman , Oz and New Zealand) company. No doubt their sales figures look a bit better this last week or so, even allowing for them having a 10% off across the board sale.

 

[node105]

Not Festool this time, but had been thinking about a sharpening system for some time, mostly for drill bits. So bought a Tormek T7 water stone grinder and drill jig (and knife jig).

The drill sharpener is solid as, the alloy sled component weighs 1528g, and the drill holder component 1280g. Once I had worked out the instructions, my first attempt at a 4 facet drill face worked out quite reasonably. More practice needed, but basically a simple enough procedure.

I am already contemplating a finer Japanese water stone, but will wait till I am more familiar with what the Tormek stone can do. It did restore face angles to some Wusthoff and Sabatier knives, but felt a bit aggressive. The height of the unit needs to be much lower than normal bench height when doing knives at least.

a poor shot of the drill result


http://www.tormek.com/en/

 

[node105]

Nice! I use to sharpen my drills by hand and i'm curious about the sharpening result of these machines. Could you sharpen a drill for me and take a close pic of drill nose?

not a great result. The stone seems smooth enough, but I think the issue is at least partly having to turn the chuck via the hand wheel, as the belt for the chuck spindle is missing. The point ended up way off. I can do better by hand, even being out of practice.

I'll source a belt and try again.

( and can now certainly do much better with the Tormek)

 

[kris ltc]

hi, i m a new member (just join yesterday!) do you know anything about ELORA??? it is a very famous brand in malaysia (2 decade ago), but not now. Thanks!!!

 

[Luis Arturo]

thnak you...cosmik binturong
I like vtg and NOS hand tools (i am not good english)

Hi, very nice pictures. I would also like vintage tools and whenever I find a deal to buy it.
A couple of days ago I found this brush blade Stanley ...

 

[Miskin]

FEIN MultiMaster Top set

Please write a small review after some use. Especially about cutting metal (nails, rivets) and sanding.

the included accessoires:
scraper blade, 4 saw blades, dust extraction with seals, 2 delta sanding plates with and w/o holes and paper, 115mm backing pad with paper, carbide saw blade and carbide rasp.

More blades for Fein! Bosch only 2 blades and sanding plate. The package with carbide blades was included???

not a great result. The stone seems smooth enough, but I think the issue is at least partly having to turn the chuck via the hand wheel, as the belt for the chuck spindle is missing. The point ended up way off. I can do better by hand, even being out of practice.

I'll source a belt and try again.

( and can now certainly do much better with the Tormek)

Thanks for your time! I came to the same result when i tried to use these drill sharpeners.

 

[romio_nat]

Hi, very nice pictures. I would also like vintage tools and whenever I find a deal to buy it.
A couple of days ago I found this brush blade Stanley ...



Hi.Nice to meet you Luis Arturo. very nice stanley. I have three stanley england .and one e.a berg sweden.
In Thailand, there are people who enjoy this compilation of many.

 

[kiraj]

 

[kris ltc]

I would have a Keiba but they are more than 50 Euros in Germany.
For that I can buy nearly three Knipex the same size and I don't think the Keiba is three times better than a Knipex .


Nice one.
What is your opinion on it? Is it that better than the predecossor?

why don't try MTC, i had been used a few tools of them, the pliers is good but the diagonal cutter (mtc26ps) is not not worth the money!!!

 

[Brunel]

hi, i m a new member (just join yesterday!) do you know anything about ELORA??? it is a very famous brand in malaysia (2 decade ago), but not now. Thanks!!!

Elora is a German tool manufacturer (www.elora.de). I regard them as top quality, similar to Gedore and Stahlwille.

 

[LeGarage]

I'm looking for a torx/Etorx socket set, but those Gedore/Hazet/Stahlwille sets are a couple of hunderds euros...
So I found these two.

or

Anybody has ever used one of these? Proxxon or Carolus. How do they compare to the top German manufacturers?

 

[node105]

Thanks for your time! I came to the same result when i tried to use these drill sharpeners.

No worries. So you used this particular type of sharpener? Please tell me more. I have been wondering if it is not actually a valve grinder double tasked as a sharpener. So insights would be appreciated.

Not being variable angle is a limitation, but I supposed back in 1917 a drill was a drill...

 

[kris ltc]

Elora is a German tool manufacturer (www.elora.de). I regard them as top quality, similar to Gedore and Stahlwille.

thanks bro, but i only can get facom or stalhwille with my contact. by the way, did anybody use sortimo l-boxx as a tool box?

 

[Brunel]

I'm looking for a torx/Etorx socket set, but those Gedore/Hazet/Stahlwille sets are a couple of hunderds euros...
So I found these two.

or

Anybody has ever used one of these? Proxxon or Carolus. How do they compare to the top German manufacturers?

A mechanic I know has Carolus and Proxxon tools and we think they are good mid-range tools. They are both German companies but I don't know where the tools are made. Quality-wise they seem pretty good, probably not that much below Gedore/Hazet/Stahlwille.

Carolus is actually owned by Gedore. The Carolus torx / e-torx set you pictured has metal mounts in the case to hold the sockets which is a nice touch. So it doesn't use a plastic insert which could break. I like that.

I would particularly check the warranties as torx sockets are easily broken.

 

[Mr MoAiZo]

Anybody has ever used one of these? Proxxon or Carolus. How do they compare to the top German manufacturers?

Proxxon -> Taiwan
Carolus -> Mostly Taiwan, but some products like the torque wrenches are relabeled Gedore ones (as Brunel already said that they belong to Gedore).

 

[Crown Imperial]

Do Hazet, Stahlwille and Gedore all forge in Germany? Or do they outsource anything to Asia?

 

[dutch79]

Most of the items sold by these quality brands are made in Germany, but there are some parts/items like electronic/pneumatic tools that are manufactured elsewhere. But you can expect it's all topnotch quality according to the high German standards

 

[Monte]

I would have a Keiba but they are more than 50 Euros in Germany.
For that I can buy nearly three Knipex the same size and I don't think the Keiba is three times better than a Knipex .

http://www.mehr-als-werkzeug.de/product/717817/Keiba-Seitenschneider.htm
http://www.amazon.de/s/ref=bl_sr_diy?ie=UTF8&field-brandtextbin=Keiba®&node=80084031
http://www.feinewerkzeuge.de/kombizange.html

Nice one.
What is your opinion on it? Is it that better than the predecossor?

i only can compare it to the predecessor of the predecessor The new one is a bit heavier, but more silent and vibrates less. More power too. Convenient toolless blade exchange and the star-shaped flange is better than the 10mm round hole because the blades stay where they are (cutting metal could loosen the screw which holds the blade). So the old tool is nice but the new one is better in every aspect.

Please write a small review after some use. Especially about cutting metal (nails, rivets) and sanding.

Sanding worked surprisingly well, the tool runs smooth and it quickly sanded down the powdercoating on a door almost without clogging the sanding paper. Other papers have problems with sanding powdercoating (Bosch white and red paper, the yellow Bosch is better though). The Fein paper was supplied by Hermes, i dunno about this one but it seems to be good. I´ll sand some wood next weekend.


the dust extraction works good too, there is minimal dust left on the surface after sanding the whole door.


sanding with the disc worked too. I did expect not much because it swings only 1,7 degree back and forth but after about 30 seconds the door was sanded with grit 80. Bonus is the very low vibration level compared to standard orbital sanders.


...it ate quite quickly through wood too...


So far i like the tool. It has virtually no vibrations (sure you notice the tool is running and there are mini vibrations) and its more silent compared to the multi tools i tried. The ergonomics are good, it comes with a 5 meter Nexans rubber cable, the build quality is good, the design and coo too, a good amount of accessoires is included, the case is nice, the styrofoam inlay is good and probably better than the plastic inlays of competitors because it will protect the tool if the case falls down unlike plastic inlays which are prone to crack i read. The downside is that the scraper blade didnt fit.....

More blades for Fein! Bosch only 2 blades and sandind plate. The package with carbide blades was included???

yes the package with the carbide plates was included. Bosch has different sets though...depends also if you got the Bosch GOP 250 or 300... The Fein Multi-Tools tools start now at 129.-€ + vat so i think its not necessary to buy anything else

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nice exotic Knipex/Matra pliers

I'm looking for a torx/Etorx socket set, but those Gedore/Hazet/Stahlwille sets are a couple of hunderds euros...
So I found these two.

i bet both sets should work for DIY use

by the way, did anybody use sortimo l-boxx as a tool box?

no, but you can buy them from Gedore
http://www.gedore.net/module/objpro...895307_Pro_GTC_DE_Sortimo_Aktion_2014_low.pdf

Do Hazet, Stahlwille and Gedore all forge in Germany? Or do they outsource anything to Asia?

Ratcheting wrenches from Hazet + Stahlwille are imported for example.

 

[handtools-from-germany]

@ LeGarage

I have this Hazet-Torx set for sale. That are two boxes combined the set 1557/9 and 1557/10 for 220 $ ( ca. 162,00 EUR) including economy shipping worldwide and paypal fee. For Express i want 25 $ more. For more informations you could send me a pn.

Michael

Technical details


850-E4 Torx socket, 1/4" - 6,3 mm E4 25 +036653
850-E5 Torx socket, 1/4" - 6,3 mm E5 25 +036684
850-E6 Torx socket, 1/4" - 6,3 mm E6 25 +036714
880-E8 Torx socket, 3/8" - 10,0 mm E8 28 +039319
880-E10 Torx socket, 3/8" - 10,0 mm E10 28 +039159
880-E12 Torx socket, 3/8" - 10,0 mm E12 28 +039197
900-E14 Torx socket, 1/2" - 12,5 mm E14 38 +043033
900-E18 Torx socket, 1/2" - 12,5 mm E18 38 +043071
900-E20 Torx socket, 1/2" - 12,5 mm E20 38 +043095
8502-T8 Torx socket, 1/4" - 6,3 mm T8 28 +037124
8502-T10 Torx socket, 1/2" - 12,5 mm T10 28 +036967
8502-T15 Torx socket, 1/2" - 12,5 mm T15 28 +036981
8802-T20 Torx socket, 1/2" - 12,5 mm T20 43,5 +039654
8802-T25 Torx socket, 1/2" - 12,5 mm T25 43,5 +039661
8802-T30 Torx socket, 1/2" - 12,5 mm T30 43,5 +039685
992-T40 Torx socket, 1/2" - 12,5 mm T40 55 +047512
992-T50 Torx socket, 1/2" - 12,5 mm T50 55 +047543
992-T55 Torx socket, 1/2" - 12,5 mm T55 56 +047574
992-T60 Torx socket, 1/2" - 12,5 mm T60 56 +047598

 

[Dave455]

I'm looking for a torx/Etorx socket set, but those Gedore/Hazet/Stahlwille sets are a couple of hunderds euros...
So I found these two.

or

Anybody has ever used one of these? Proxxon or Carolus. How do they compare to the top German manufacturers?

I saw some Carolus sets a few years ago when they first arrived in the U.K. I think they were made in Spain and the quality looked pretty good!

My local tool dealer has Carolus wrenches on the shelf now, but they have 'Taiwan' on them and the quality looks pretty poor! If you really want a Taiwanese tool you can do better!

Havn't seen the Torx set's!

Personally, I find that these particular tools are one area that you don't want to economise on quality, and I'd get some decent ones if I possibly could!

 

[handtools-from-germany]

This is the Hazet 1557/58 Torx-tool-set with 58 tools. The most necessary Torx-sizes are inside.

Contents following Hazet-tools:

609-E6xE8 Torx Double box end wrench E6xE8 113 +024711
609-E10xE12 Torx Double box end wrench E10xE12 140 +024650
609-E14xE18 Torx Double box end wrench E14xE18 180 +024674
609-E20xE24 Torx Double box end wrench E6xE8 224 +024698
803-T6 Torx trinamic screwdriver T6 112 +077670
803-T7 Torx trinamic screwdriver T7 112 +077687
803-T8 Torx trinamic screwdriver T8 127 +077694
803-T9 Torx trinamic screwdriver T9 127 +077700
803-T10 Torx trinamic screwdriver T10 150 +077717
803-T15 Torx trinamic screwdriver T15 150 +077724
803-T20 Torx trinamic screwdriver T20 175 +077731
803-T25 Torx trinamic screwdriver T25 175 +077748
803-T27 Torx trinamic screwdriver T27 200 +077755
803-T30 Torx trinamic screwdriver T30 200 +077762
850-E4 Torx socket, 1/4" - 6,3 mm E4 25 +036653
850-E5 Torx socket, 1/4" - 6,3 mm E5 25 +036684
850-E6 Torx socket, 1/4" - 6,3 mm E6 25 +036714
850-E7 Torx socket, 1/4" - 6,3 mm E7 25 +036745
850-E8 Torx socket, 1/4" - 6,3 mm E8 25 +036776
880-E10 Torx socket, 3/8" - 10,0 mm E10 28 +039159
880-E11 Torx socket, 3/8" - 10,0 mm E11 28 +039180
880-E12 Torx socket, 3/8" - 10,0 mm E12 28 +039197
880-E14 Torx socket, 3/8" - 10,0 mm E14 28 +039227
8802-T40 Torx screwdriver socket, 3/8" - 10,0 mm T40 43,5 +039708
8802-T45 Torx screwdriver socket, 3/8" - 10,0 mm T45 43,5 +039722
900-E16 Torx socket, 1/2" - 12,5 mm E16 38 +043057
900-E18 Torx socket, 1/2" - 12,5 mm E18 38 +043071
900-E20 Torx socket, 1/2" - 12,5 mm E20 38 +043095
900-E24 Torx socket, 1/2" - 12,5 mm E24 38 +043118
992-T50 Torx screwdriver socket, 1/2" - 12,5 mm T50 55 +047543
992-T55 Torx screwdriver socket, 1/2" - 12,5 mm T55 56 +047574
992-T60 Torx screwdriver socket, 1/2" - 12,5 mm T60 56 +047598
2115-T6 Torx offset screwdriver T6 44,5 +012220
2115-T7 Torx offset screwdriver T7 50,5 +012244
2115-T8 Torx offset screwdriver T8 51,0 +012251
2115-T9 Torx offset screwdriver T9 51,0 +012268
2115-T10 Torx offset screwdriver T10 54,0 +012121
2115-T15 Torx offset screwdriver T15 57,5 +012138
2115-T20 Torx offset screwdriver T20 61,0 +012145
2115-T25 Torx offset screwdriver T25 64,5 +012152
2115-T27 Torx offset screwdriver T27 69,5 +012169
2115-T30 Torx offset screwdriver T30 76,0 +012176
2115-T40 Torx offset screwdriver T40 83,0 +012183
2223-T6 Torx screwdriver bit 1/4" - 6,3 mm T6 25,0 +015023
2223-T7H Torx screwdriver bit 1/4" - 6,3 mm T7H 25,0 +058082
2223-T8H Torx screwdriver bit 1/4" - 6,3 mm T8H 25,0 +058099
2223-T9H Torx screwdriver bit 1/4" - 6,3 mm T9H 25,0 +058105
2223-T10H Torx screwdriver bit 1/4" - 6,3 mm T10H 25,0 +014873
2223-T15H Torx screwdriver bit 1/4" - 6,3 mm T15H 25,0 +014897
2223-T20H Torx screwdriver bit 1/4" - 6,3 mm T20H 25,0 +014910
2223-T25H Torx screwdriver bit 1/4" - 6,3 mm T25H 25,0 +014941
2223-T27H Torx screwdriver bit 1/4" - 6,3 mm T27H 25,0 +014965
2223-T30H Torx screwdriver bit 1/4" - 6,3 mm T30H 25,0 +014989
2223-T40H Torx screwdriver bit 1/4" - 6,3 mm T40H 25,0 +015009
2223LG-T25 Torx screwdriver bit 1/4" - 6,3 mm T25 65,0 +015061
2250-1 Adapter 1/4" - 6,3 mm Hexagon 6.3 = 1/4" 23,5 +015443
2250-2 Adapter 3/8" - 10,0 mm Hexagon 6.3 = 1/4" 30,0 +015450
2264 Reversible Ratchet for Bits 1/4" - 6,3 mm 115,0 +015887

 

[Miskin]

No worries. So you used this particular type of sharpener? Please tell me more. I have been wondering if it is not actually a valve grinder double tasked as a sharpener. So insights would be appreciated.

Not being variable angle is a limitation, but I supposed back in 1917 a drill was a drill...

Not recently. 10 years ago in my previous job i used a sharpener for a couple of times but i can recall type or brand, sorry
If you can adjust degrees it could be a valve (or nozzle) grinder.
We have some nozzle grinders like the one in the pic (internet pic) in my present job.

Sanding worked surprisingly well, the tool runs smooth and it quickly sanded down the powdercoating on a door almost without clogging the sanding paper. Other papers have problems with sanding powdercoating (Bosch white and red paper, the yellow Bosch is better though). The Fein paper was supplied by Hermes, i dunno about this one but it seems to be good. I´ll sand some wood next weekend.
the dust extraction works good too, there is minimal dust left on the surface after sanding the whole door.
sanding with the disc worked too. I did expect not much because it swings only 1,7 degree back and forth but after about 30 seconds the door was sanded with grit 80. Bonus is the very low vibration level compared to standard orbital sanders.

So far i like the tool. It has virtually no vibrations (sure you notice the tool is running and there are mini vibrations) and its more silent compared to the multi tools i tried. The ergonomics are good, it comes with a 5 meter Nexans rubber cable, the build quality is good, the design and coo too, a good amount of accessories is included, the case is nice, the styrofoam inlay is good and probably better than the plastic inlays of competitors because it will protect the tool if the case falls down unlike plastic inlays which are prone to crack i read. The downside is that the scraper blade didn't fit.....

yes the package with the carbide plates was included. Bosch has different sets though...depends also if you got the Bosch GOP 250 or 300... The Fein Multi-Tools tools start now at 129.-€ + vat so i think its not necessary to buy anything else

Thanks Monte, i will right my opinion for Bosch GOP 300 soon. My biggest problem is the vibrations and the noise, but it's my first multitool and i can't make any compares yet.

 

[Roverbo]

(...)Britool spanners from the days when Britool was English:

You could create your own "store in the garage" - for your eyes only...

Not Festool this time, but had been thinking about a sharpening system for some time, mostly for drill bits. So bought a Tormek T7 water stone grinder and drill jig (and knife jig).

Made in Sweden - very nice! I´ve been thinking of buying the Scheppach look-a-like at a fractional price - but then, made in china...

...Hi.Nice to meet you Luis Arturo. very nice stanley. I have three stanley england .and one e.a berg sweden.
In Thailand, there are people who enjoy this compilation of many.

Hi romio_nat - nice e.a.berg blade! Love the shark logotype. What that on left side - stamped chinese or thai signs?

Now - more old tools from the old world.
View media item 41272Flex head wrenches. Flea market finds, one Belzer-Simplex (anyone knows what age?).

View media item 41273The other is "Orenco"...never heard of this brand...

View media item 41274...but made in Sweden! Anyone knows the story?

View media item 41270Two more hammers to the collection. One "machinists hammer" and one ball-peen. Both appr. 1,0 kg. head.

View media item 41271I left the original handle on the machinist hammer (DSI = Dansk Stål Industri), and bought a new for the ball peen. No makers mark on this one, but since i found the hammer in Sweden...it has some marks from a hard life, but that´s ok for me .

 

[node105]

Tormek vs Sheppach

Made in Sweden - very nice! I´ve been thinking of buying the Scheppach look-a-like at a fractional price - but then, made in china...

I had considered the Scheppach too. A post 8 from Jeff Francis in this SawMillCreek forum ( way back in 2006) settled it for me; apart from the fact as a rule I don't buy chinese

http://www.sawmillcreek.org/showthread.php?29214-Tormek-vs-Scheppach-Sharpening-Systems

 

[kris ltc]

http://www.gedore.net/module/objproduct_data/5/oed_210755_483_2_0_2895307_Pro_GTC_DE_Sortimo_Aktion_2014_low.pdf[/url]

http://www.werkzeuge4u.de/sys/media/art/4005632_0100.jpg


thanks bro! i think i will *create* one myself. time to make a home for my PB, KNIPEXs!

 

[Roverbo]

Tormek vs Sheppach




I had considered the Scheppach too. A post 8 from Jeff Francis in this SawMillCreek forum ( way back in 2006) settled it for me; apart from the fact as a rule I don't buy chinese

http://www.sawmillcreek.org/showthread.php?29214-Tormek-vs-Scheppach-Sharpening-Systems

Thanks for the link, lots of information on that forum...but, now there´s no excuse for buying the el-cheepo Scheppach....
The Tormek however, is DKK 3800,- (USD 570,-) and I can´t really reason this...I´ve got belgian waterstones, arkansas oil stones, japanese superfine waterstones...fills my needs for sharpening knives The Tormek is a great, swedish piece of work though, maybe if I took up more woodwork...

 

[Monte]

Thanks Monte, i will right my opinion for Bosch GOP 300 soon. My biggest problem is the vibrations and the noise, but it's my first multitool and i can't make any compares yet.

They all vibrate and are noisy...some more...some less....like the new Multimaster
btw: http://www.fein-uk.co.uk/en_uk/fein-multimaster/

thanks bro! i think i will *create* one myself. time to make a home for my PB, KNIPEXs!

TFA temperature measuring tool

 

[BK13]

They all vibrate and are noisy...some more...some less....like the new Multimaster
btw: http://www.fein-uk.co.uk/en_uk/fein-multimaster/

It just annoys the **** out of me that these haven't even been announced in the US yet...

 

[Monte]

It just annoys the **** out of me that these haven't even been announced in the US yet...

be patient they were just released this month here....














MOB/Peddinghaus tool production:
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[BK13]

Patience isn't exactly one of my strengths...

 

[Roverbo]

temperature measuring tool

"...gibt ihnen hilfreiche informationen.."
So much text for a ordinary thermometer !
But after the recent posts with Festools, Tormeks and Feins, nice with a more budget-friendly and affordable tool...

 

[node105]

MOB/Peddinghaus tool production:
<iframe width="640" height="360" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/BfeTGWeDXdI" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

I didn't know Peddinghaus made cricket bats.

 

[node105]

Thanks for the link, lots of information on that forum...but, now there´s no excuse for buying the el-cheepo Scheppach....
The Tormek however, is DKK 3800,- (USD 570,-) and I can´t really reason this...I´ve got belgian waterstones, arkansas oil stones, japanese superfine waterstones...fills my needs for sharpening knives The Tormek is a great, swedish piece of work though, maybe if I took up more woodwork...

Here in Oz the Tormek T-7 is $989 AUD ($930 USD), the drill sharpening jig DBS-22 $402 AUD ($378 USD) , and the long knife jig SVM-140 $81 AUD ($76 USD)

I really wanted mine for drill sharpening, the knife and tool aspects are a bonus. Japanese superfine waterstones: Homeresque mmmmmm...

 

[Aleksey]

Yesterday brought my purchase A set of keys "Carl Walter" from 5.5 mm to 34 mm. Processing quality is very good.

 

[TjoFrasse]

Hello!

I recently found this store online: http://store.flobyoverskottslager.se (swedish text only). A surplus store with military and civilan goods with lots of NOS tools. Found a good deal on a crowbar, which I have been looking for. Much cheaper than buying a "Tove" at regular prices at least. So I placed a order, and as always threw in some other fun NOS stuff with it

The crowbar is a "Tors Hammare" (Thors hammer), an old swedish brand now owned by Hultafors. It is not stamped with anything, but almost guaranteed it is made in Sweden. More it is a nail puller, also from Tors Hammare.

A wood handled slot screwdriver from "C.I Fall", which are still around it seems http://www.cifall.se .
A classic wood handle Mora knife also.

Two stubby Hultafors screwdrivers. Looks similar to Bahco 6000 with the green hard handles, but not the same. Made in Sweden.

Two 6" and two 4" clamps. Made by EIA (now owned by SNA Europe) in Sweden.

A garden tool you don't see often now a days. A sickle, made by Igelfors Bruks (also still around http://www.igelfors.se ) in Sweden.

I have already placed my second order from them, more good stuff on the way!

 

[durallymax]

Finally got a pair of these. Bit bigger than the rest.

 

[handtools-from-germany]

... some impressions of my new selfmade Hazet working place/bench. It is painted with original Hazet colour

 

[handtools-from-germany]

And I will receive my new Stahlwille ratcheting set next week. It was delayed but i have to sleep only 7 times to get it. This is the original Stahlwille pic - my own will follow.

41170808 4,7 7,4 144,0 8 +239139
41170909 5,3 7,4 150,0 9 +239146
41171010 5,7 8,4 158,0 10 +239153
41171111 6,1 8,4 165,0 11 +239160
41171212 6,4 8,4 173,0 12 +239177
41171313 6,6 8,4 182,0 13 +239184
41171414 7,3 8,4 190,0 14 +239191
41171515 7,5 8,4 202,0 15 +239207
41171616 7,7 10,0 215,0 16 +239214
41171717 7,9 10,0 229,0 17 +239221
41171818 8,4 11,5 240,0 18 +239238
41171919 8,7 11,5 252,0 19 +239245


http://www.ebay.com/itm/231242368920?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

 

[handtools-from-germany]

Finally got a pair of these. Bit bigger than the rest.

Nice pliers collection! I love them.

 

[north]

Hello!

I recently found this store online: http://store.flobyoverskottslager.se (swedish text only). *snip*

Nice haul. Gonna have a closer look at that store. Some cool stuff there.

Finally got a pair of these. Bit bigger than the rest.
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... some impressions of my new selfmade Hazet working place/bench. It is painted with original Hazet colour

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Very nice. Ordnung muss sein.