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I’m missing a nut on the exact one but the thread seems a weird size compared to the 3mm pitch new thread

Those are very nice, the book is amazing.

Now that wall is complete!!! ❤‍🔥❤‍🔥 It's a pleasure to help you buddy to get nice pieces

Hey Ben, That book is super. Love the Van Dujlys.

Nice collection! Wondering, how are you restoring those tools? You mentioned wax in the video, is there a specific one you'd recommend? I can imagine a lot of those tools were quite rusted, how do you clean them up? Thanks!

Great to see the new additions Ben, loved them all and the books looked brilliant. Thanks as always for sharing. 👍👍✌️

You’re very welcome. Great video buddy.

It is a wonderful hobby that has friends from other countries gift treasures to like minded folks. Always good to see your wonderful collection of tools. You also have a very impressive array of vintage advertising displays. Well done Sir! 👍

I always enjoy seeing the collections of tools people have. Good video. Thanks for sharing.

Awesome. I really enjoyed seeing your collections.

The corkscrew jobbies are gimlets for drilling holes in wood 🤓

Great finds! Perhaps you can do a feature on all your perfect handle tool collection on your next video, too. Thanks!

Girder like an I-beam girder.

Great to see one of your videos pop up this evening Ben, always a pleasure, I recently got the Fastfit 9n the lower right hand side of the great book, with the jaws that fit the hex shape. You got some brilliant adjustable there, something very British about a double bar coach wrench, one of those started me off over 20 years ago. You're a bad man for leading me down the rabbit hole of small vises though, after promising myself just one, I'm now at 12! (Hi Steve when you watch this) 👍👍👍✌️

left ... right? hehe very very nice and interesting chap ... nice one peace

Interesting. You have been buying quite a bit again. I'll get a move on with the shipping.

👍👍👍great place , I have some stuffs in Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦🇸🇦🇸🇦👍

Great stuff Ben, those Van Duijls wrenches look so amazing together. 😃👍

I like the penny farthing wrench but I have to admit I like the brass pole hook too, it reminds me of the ones we had at school !!!

I just bought 8 of these for almost no money, 100euro, I'm surprised how well built they are!! I'll give the wire brush a go! Good tip on the electric drill!

Fantastic video and some amazing tools Thanks Ben for sharing your time ☕☕👍👍

Hi Ben that Russian wrench as I can read the Cyrillic - Stankostroi is a Russian tool maker and it's brand. Made in leningrad pre war

To me the most interesting one is the one marked with cyrillic letters - and I am pretty sure it's russian and not ukrainian because it seems to have been made in "Leningrad" which is today's Saint Petersburg, so, Russia. Oh, and this helps you a little bit to date the wrench - it was made between 1924 and 1991, the period when Saint Petersburg was called Leningrad.

Ben, why are my answers beeing deleted? I have the info´s you asked for....send me an e-mail adress....

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Hi Ben...please....allow me some comments.....Mauser has NOTHING to do with NAZI´S....they were a weapon producer since 1812, like any other too. They started Tool-Prodution in 1921 and ended it in 1991. In those 70 years, they were Germany´s premier measuring tool manufacturer, and the biggest too. The wrenches you collect, are made of C45 toolsteel, ground and hardened. To use the highest steel quality possible was what set them apart from other manufacturers in the world at that time. But that made the tools so expensive to produce, that the main company (the weaponry) had to pump money in the tool compartment. They were always deficient, for those 70 years. Those models you have, are all they made, you got them completed now. Best regards from a Mauser tool collector in Germany.

Left! Ben, it always amazes me how many old/rare things you find and how many tool boxes to store them in. George

left Love your videos. I keep collecting wrenches but my family is getting nervous about me dyeing and leaving them a pile of tools so they have me locked away so that I cannot get out and hunt for them anymore.

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Left! Your drawers are so organized Ben!

Wonderful finds as always my friend, hope you're keeping well. 👍👍👍✌️

Left! Collection of rusty Mauser s looks real impressive!

Left! Your drawers are so organized Ben! 😃👍

That KC marked wrench can easily be repaired by replacing the nut and bolt with a pin, a fairly simple job which I'm sure your aware of. Mate your collection is becoming so extensive ! I dread to think of the total cost ! I hope you've insured it as the whole lot together is museum quality ! Did I spot red makes in the book besides the wrenches you have ?? lol Keep up the good work !!!!

Nice job mate love it !!

Love the new stand !!!!!! What was the book/cataloge you had the advertisements in ? That look fascinating !!

That's my favourite finish, these tools are old and its nice to see some of the life they've had, obviously not if its too bad , then its ripe for a good polish !

The infill plane but I like it all really

Auction costs have gone through the roof especially since covid !!!!!! It wasn't long ago that only the sellers paid a fee and buyers just paid the hammer price !!!! I don't know why we put up with it !! I don't buy nearly as much at auction as I used to and the internet hasn't helped either at keeping prices down ! And don't get me started on the new "timed" auctions that are around now ! What a con they are, massively open to being fiddled !! Sorry Ben, rant over !! lol

i love that lathe !!! What a cracker !!!!!!

Using a family members tablet I'm a plumber but not working as one currently I love seeing all these old tools you find, I loved my rigid stilsons bahco grips rothenberger pipe cutters especially my footprints! Bahco and rothenberger seemed to be most the older plumbers favourite brands along with footprints, we mostly used compression and crimped fittings on the commercial sites, there is a good video of a guy going to footprint factory on here they show old tools and do a tour, all the best mate.

I know I said I like patina but there are always exceptions to the rules, those vices are amazing, fantastic work !!!

I would of just taken the burrs off after the wire wheel as you thought, it looks great as you've got it, its a fine piece !!!!

I like the wire wheel finish to be honest, all the dinks and scratches just show the history and working life it has had !

Great to see a new video Ben, happy for you with the additions to the fabulous Bacho collection 👍👍👍✌️

Nice finish on those pallet tools !!

I have to admit I'm a patina man too, "its only old once" someone said but I enjoy watching and polishing tools too !

That sign is lovely but at least clean the 8 inch Chroma so they look similar 😂

Outstanding video Ben! I can’t believe the shape of that double ended adjustable. Just spectacular! 😃👍

wonderful collection congratulations, here from Brazil