Snakevz
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Tools from the old world
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That looks like it has been TIG welded, very neat looking weld
. Is that the Merkle welder?Precivilization
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New screwdrivers that I don't need, but the price was right and they were old stock it seems.
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Hazet Black Handled Screwdrivers are the Best!
Don't like the 2k/3k-Handle Stuff.
i don´t know...are you sure ...? Didn´t pay much attention in mathNice torque adaptor - well made
If you turn it 90 degrees you don't have to change the torque setting.
That looks like it has been TIG welded, very neat looking weld
it´s welded with the Merkle mig welderohhh these are nice !!!
cheap roller bender from ebay:
Precivilization
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What I like most of these is the shear action of the cutter, front for thinner steel/ paper etc. and the rear for pins, wire.
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Them pliers are nice!
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I find these calipers very convenient for non precise measurements and do not have to worry if they get dirty or break.
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Is that made in the old world? My impression of Draper tools has been they just re-brand things. Mostly cheap stuff. I bought a screwdriver from them once, and it was junk. I've not seen any offerings from them that looked worth their cheap prices.
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Precivilization
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That depends on whether you consider China part of the old world or not.
Precivilization
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More Makita Cordless ****.
No coo but I believe they all now coming from far east. There was a company in UK, Anglia Tools, making them here for colleges, schools, etc. And they were really top quality and quite close to a proper vernier caliper, kind of. These new ones are a bit sloppy but to throw around for approximate valuesbis ok!
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jessysirazvan
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SW-Stahl - Push-through ratchet - 05993L
No COO? Germany?-Taiwan?-China?
No COO? Germany?-Taiwan?-China?
Search in Amazon DE or G**gle the shop " LACKNER & URNITSCH GMBH". Amazing service and good prices.
What is the coo on the Makita?More Makita Cordless ****.
Totally **** but I can adopt them[emoji16]
More Makita Cordless ****.
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dutchgray
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Got the 9" to match the 7" i recently bought, except this is 240V and was even cheaper, it is older though.
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Precivilization
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LOL. They are all made in China. The ones i posted few days ago were a combination of made in Japan and the UK.
Precivilization
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Old is gold. That's a fein piece of machinery. Me want one
dutchgray
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Old is gold. That's a fein piece of machinery. Me want one
Its a 2001 on its sticker, NOS, I think high end grinders sit on shelves not selling here.
Precivilization
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Is it because of premium price tags?
chrissalas1
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My new welder
not that crappy !
The next strike ! Nice !
wow nice !!!!
some tools in action:
sanding garden furniture:
after sanding:
a dark glaze was applied:
a clear glaze was added here:
the chair got oiled:
Precivilization
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Congratulations, Kemppi is a very decent welder
Very nice workmanship and tools. Love the dark finish on the bench
dutchgray
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I guess so, outside of industry not to many people have that much use for the bigger grinders and the cheaper ones from Makita, Hitachi, Dewalt etc work just fine. The Fein will be much nicer for extended periods of work with the soft start and turnable handle.
Just got to get a 5" Fein now.
What I like most of these is the shear action of the cutter, front for thinner steel/ paper etc. and the rear for pins, wire.
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nice.....
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I have a question on the quality of these wrenches. I picked up some 1" and larger Rahsol No. 9 wrenches that say made in Germany on Ebay for cheap. Once I received them I was surprised with both how light they are and how huge the open end is. I compared it to my 15/16th Craftsman USA wrench which is significantly heavier and has much less metal on the ends. I wasn't expecting Snap-On or Hazet quality but I was surprised that they appear so poor for made in Germany wrenches.
My question is: are these wrenches useless or is the quality sufficient for home mechanic use? Should I send them back or are they at least decent for occasional use? I don't want a cheap wrench that breaks the first time I use it, and I am concerned that it is way to0 beefy to fit in tight spaces. Any recommendations? Thanks.
My question is: are these wrenches useless or is the quality sufficient for home mechanic use? Should I send them back or are they at least decent for occasional use? I don't want a cheap wrench that breaks the first time I use it, and I am concerned that it is way to0 beefy to fit in tight spaces. Any recommendations? Thanks.
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magnusk750
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Todays autojumble find. Bahco combination wrenches 11, 12, 13, 14 and 15 mm for 100 SEK, 10,5 €. The 14 mm have been a bit ground on the outside of the ring end. Pity I missed that, there wer more of them from the same seller. I suppose seroius collectors would be put of by numbers being stamped on the them, buT I don't care, I rather collect them for sentimental value. One is made Argentina, the other swedish, but not Stockholm. I guess it's been discussed earlier, but if someone could chime in and teel when they were produced where I'd be interested.
jessysirazvan
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Some of you guys used this hand impact wrench?
Is efficient? for seized and rusted bolt?
Is better than impact air gun?
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B0...rds=05919l&dpPl=1&dpID=21X9C7HDiEL&ref=plSrch
Is efficient? for seized and rusted bolt?
Is better than impact air gun?
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B0...rds=05919l&dpPl=1&dpID=21X9C7HDiEL&ref=plSrch
chrissalas1
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It is very efficient.I have use it many times.It is used mainly in tight places.Some of you guys used this hand impact wrench?
Is efficient? for seized and rusted bolt?
Is better than impact air gun?
https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B0...rds=05919l&dpPl=1&dpID=21X9C7HDiEL&ref=plSrch
jessysirazvan
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Thanks Chrissalas
I need to change it to a friend a front axle bearing,the axle nut is very tight and we do not have air gun or cordless impact wrench.We will try this with a 30mm impact socket.
You think we have a chance?
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chrissalas1
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This tool is used mainly to remove and sometimes to install crankshaft screws.
jessysirazvan
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Yeah, I know you're right but we needed to undo a tight axle nut and how we do not have a air impact gun I thought about this tool but I have never used it
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Thanks ! me too !Very nice workmanship and tools. Love the dark finish on the bench
And if you compare a 1" Craftsman with a 1" Rahsol ?...
SHW garden fork
steveo3002
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its kinda expensive , do you have a good quality breaker bar ? id spend my money on a good bar first , maybe 3/4 " drive if you feel its stupidly tight
It looks like an extension bar to me, how does the impact action is achieved?
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ttpete
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With a big hammer on the end of it.
jessysirazvan
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I haven't a 3/4 breaker bar
Prices are about the same here in italy on amazon.
Hand impact powerbar(SW-Stahl) ~ 50€
Breaker bar (Sealey) 3/4 (600mm) ~ from 55€ to 100€
Next week we will try with a 1/2 breaker bar(also from Sealey) from my work ,hope to not break the 1/2 square
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