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Starrag

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Hi. Bought small Japanese ERON vises. Used but in good shape. Looks like copy of Record vises.
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Anyone knows the connection between Hazet and Helmut Niemeyer? its's also a brand from Germany, Remscheid. I saw it written on Hazet torque wrenches today.
 
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40 brand new screwdrivers for 20€. All are made by Witte. These are some surplus older models witch were randomly packed at 10 pcs. Brands include Stalhwille, Gedore, Hazet, Witte, Cimco, Wattmaster, Matco and K+G.
That deserves a huge You **** from me! [emoji16] but in all seriousness nice find!!! [emoji106]
 
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Monte

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Anyone knows the connection between Hazet and Helmut Niemeyer? its's also a brand from Germany, Remscheid. I saw it written on Hazet torque wrenches today.
i guess simply rebranded for the Helmut Niemeyer www.heni.de store. Like this "JMP" rebranded Hazet for the Matthies car parts stores:
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Hi. Bought small Japanese ERON vises. Used but in good shape. Looks like copy of Record vises.
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Good looking vise. I believe they are good quality. Does 75 indicate the jaw width in mm? How much does it weigh?
 

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Those allen keys are ****. Must find some.


I love this set. They also make it in SAE as well. The keys are slightly longer than usual, and the holder is a high quality dense rubber. The keys do not slide out accidentally, like they do on some lower quality sets, the fit of the keys are quite snug in the holder.

I recommend them. I brought mine from a trip to Germany, but you can buy them from the link below. I'm not sure who has best price..you might have to search.

http://www.kctoolco.com/wera-950-spkl-9-ball-end-hex-metric-l-key-clip-set-p/wr022088.htm

http://www.kctoolco.com/wera-950-spkl-9-ball-end-hex-sae-l-key-pouch-set-p/wr022528.htm
 
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Boredmechanic

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I love this set. They also make it in SAE as well. The keys are slightly longer than usual, and the holder is a high quality dense rubber. The keys do not slide out accidentally, like they do on some lower quality sets, the fit of the keys are quite snug in the holder.

I recommend them. I brought mine from a trip to Germany, but you can buy them from the link below. I'm not sure who has best price..you might have to search.

http://www.kctoolco.com/wera-950-spkl-9-ball-end-hex-metric-l-key-clip-set-p/wr022088.htm

http://www.kctoolco.com/wera-950-spkl-9-ball-end-hex-sae-l-key-pouch-set-p/wr022528.htm
Ordered. Ty much!
 

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Will you post some pictures of your cabinet as well? Does the front cover roll up above or behind the pegboard?

Quite sure - from feeling - it rolls behind.


And thanks ALFA for the photos of the keys!!!
 

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GHBrumbaugh

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So after years of drooling over this thread. I finally registered. I have a few Wiha, Wera and Felo screwdrivers, but this last thirty days has been all about Knipex. No pictures yet but here's the list.

Knipex 03 02 180 Combination Pliers
Knipex 09 02 240 Lineman's Pliers (American Style)
Knipex 11 02 160 Insulation Strippers
Knipex 13 02 160 Electricians' Pliers
Knipex 13 82 8 Pliers for Electrical Installation
Knipex 20 02 160 Flat Nose Pliers
Knipex 22 02 160 Round Nose Pliers
Knipex 25 02 160 Snipe Nose Side Cutting Pliers (Radio Pliers)
Knipex 26 12 200 Snipe Nose Side Cutting Pliers (Stork Beak Pilers)
Knipex 70 02 160 Diagonal Cutters
Knipex 71 12 200 CoBolt Compact Bolt Cutters (Opening Spring, 2014 Style)
Knipex 71 32 200 CoBolt Compact Bolt Cutters (Opening Spring, Recess, 2013 Style)
Knipex 74 02 160 High Leverage Diagonal Cutters
Knipex 86 05 150 Pliers Wrench
Knipex 86 05 180 Pliers Wrench
Knipex 87 02 180 Cobra® (Hightech Water Pump Pliers)
Knipex 95 12 165 Cable Shears
Knipex 95 22 165 Cable Shears (Opening Spring)

I thank you all for the best thread on the internet.
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Monte

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So after years of drooling over this thread. I finally registered. I have a few Wiha, Wera and Felo screwdrivers, but this last thirty days has been all about Knipex. No pictures yet but here's the list.
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Starrag

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Some more of recent purchases:
These are cheap series I guess. But anyway I'm not very happy with their design. Jaws could be longer and thiner.
The bigger one even has manufacturing defect. The screw has a dent, so it gets stuck while rotating.
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Knipex:
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And something different - Mitutoyo scale 300 mm/12" - machinist scale. it's rigid (1.2 mm thick). Very nice.
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Picked the 1000v wrench set for my free tool. Don't have a use for it but have an electrician buddy that will use them.

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Mmm comfort grips. How do you like the electrical installation pliers.


I installed a fan over the weekend, pulled cable, new box, etc. Did it all with that one pair of pliers. I think they're great. Only thing I'd like more is if the last part of the tip, with the smooth face, was rounded. They fall short on bending loops for screw terminals.


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My order of Facom 467 just arrived :)
Thank you to all of the members that helped me make the decision and took the time to write about why these are great wrenches / spanners!!
 

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