Tools from the old world
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The max width is about 71mm. There is a slight play in the chuck. No percussion version available. But with a good sharp (Bosch Multiconstruction, Alpen Profi Multicut) etc.) drill bit you can easily drill into stone without a percussion mode. And for concrete rotary hammer anyway. The maximum torque is measured basically with the drill at full speed driving a screw into a block of steel. I dunno if this says much...
Hi Monte,
Thank you for the feedback.
It is getting complicated with all these details.
So, Festool or Fein?
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upgrading
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My Fiskars came with one.
yes it is ! A manual pole saw is still on the wish list though.
Quite sharp.
woodworker or metalworker ?
Question: Do you need more battery tools....or just a drill.... ?
I have it too, but sometimes the cutting head is in the way and i need something longer
Husqvarna 536LiHD60X 36 volt hedge trimmer.
Rear/main handle with the on/off button and the "savE™" button for the energy saving modus.
Adjustable rear handle (5 positions)
Professionel blades (ground top and bottom blades, equal length blades)
Metal gear case
Battery + charger
Coo of the tool
upgrading
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That's a shocker.
Coo of the tool
That looks like the koken version....What do you think about the Facom 1/2 impact driver, any feedback?
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at least surprising
There are more swedish made Husqvarna toolsWow at least one thing we still make in Sweden
So you make already 10 things in Sweden . And Marabou chocolate, so 11 things And Daim (12 things). Bahco saws, Gränsfors axes, tools from EIA/Edsbyns Industri, Eka, Mora and Karesuando Knives (etc.), Woolpower clothes, food from Pagen and Singolla (etc.) stuff from Ikea (yes really !) etc. etc. So you still make about 56.845 things Vikan wheel brush
Vintage Walter socket wrench set
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tonyciambrone
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So much want... you ****...
I have like 3 Walter wrenches. Aesthetically and ergonomically they are among my favorite of any I own.
Hammered blue finishes and metal cases are also favorites of mine.
upgrading
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Looks like quite the aggressive saw that could cut through most branches quickly .
Fretters
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Nice saw Monte.
They have other uses too. I picked up a cheaper version, (Lidl), a while ago for cutting through the likes of Kingspan etc., and it also comes in useful for cutting out expanding foam around frames. Never touched a branch with it as yet though.
They have other uses too. I picked up a cheaper version, (Lidl), a while ago for cutting through the likes of Kingspan etc., and it also comes in useful for cutting out expanding foam around frames. Never touched a branch with it as yet though.
VintageOkieDriver
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I use one of those extendable tree pruning saws to cut tree branches along the driveway. Come to think of it time to do that again. Have a motorhome to pull out in the coming weeks.
yes it does. Very nice saw ! Only a chain saw is faster
(or a longer hand saw...)ThanksNice saw Monte.
That´s the next tool on my wish list. Much better than a ladder or climbing in the tree...
Osborn cup brush
Leon67
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Leon67
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And a question: Does any reputable manufacturer except King **** make form A WW combination wrenches in form A? Gedore and Elora offer only form B in the 1b and 205 lines.
I bought the exact same brush couple of weeks ago, but the nut on top is too thin. I don't have any 22mm spanner thin enough to fit in between the grinder and the cup to undo it...
The osborn bevel brushes don't have this problem.
I always can remove mine by hand (with gloves of course
). Only solution i have for you is grinding down a 22mm cheapo wrench...Another tool from Husqvarna:
coo seems to be right
What could it be ?
a nice leaf blower ! Husqvarna 436LiB
command center: on/off button, button for speed dial and turbo-boost button.
battery
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Recently bought keys - HAZET
- 801K-PH1
- 802-100
- 803-PH1
- 803-T30, T27, T25, T15, T10, T9, T8, T7
- 990 SLG-12 TIN
HAZET - 195-4
Hose clamp set VIGOR V3381
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- 802-100
- 803-PH1
- 803-T30, T27, T25, T15, T10, T9, T8, T7
- 990 SLG-12 TIN
HAZET - 195-4
Hose clamp set VIGOR V3381
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Tools in action
Fixing snapped bolts on the Engine.
Gedore 1/4 is the smoothest of any Facom, Stahwille and some cheaper ones I have tried.
Although there is no feel to it, like the 72t Facom, it is the only one I have tried with no backdrag and can undo a bolt almost all the way out.
This extractor is the best I have owned. Mind you that you need to manage and drill a hole but once there will most likely take the bolt out.
One tip, hit many times the bolt with a hammer and punch plus some penetrant to shake it off.
Fixing snapped bolts on the Engine.
Gedore 1/4 is the smoothest of any Facom, Stahwille and some cheaper ones I have tried.
Although there is no feel to it, like the 72t Facom, it is the only one I have tried with no backdrag and can undo a bolt almost all the way out.
This extractor is the best I have owned. Mind you that you need to manage and drill a hole but once there will most likely take the bolt out.
One tip, hit many times the bolt with a hammer and punch plus some penetrant to shake it off.
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upgrading
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All that cordless Husky stuff looks good.
Dave455
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Leon - your question might confuse some as 'form A' is a DIN (German Standard) term, which isn't commonly used with regard to Whitworth Wrenches!
However, yes, the most prolific are Snap On, which are very nice, but very costly, and of course Snap On don't call them 'form A' either!
To be honest, you will find top quality used wrenches, of the style you want, on British eBay regularly, at a fraction of the price of new Snap On. Most people go this way. Old Britool, Bedford, Gordon or Garrington are all good!
ttpete
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I have WW wrenches from Dowidat, Heyco, and Hazet 600 series.
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Leon67
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Thanks for the "heads up" I will check ebay uk and if I dont find any I will go with King ****. I have not yet traced any Hazet or Heyco NOS or used in WW.
Tomasz_W-wa
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My boxes (SORTIMO)
Which brand is that ? I´ve seen several brands sell this set (Bahco, Kukko, Belzer...)
indeed !
It works good too Divinol Forte tool/machine cleaner
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ricleh
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Which brand is that ? I´ve seen several brands sell this set (Bahco, Kukko, Belzer...)
indeed !
It is a rebranded Ridgid 35585 Model 10.
