Bahco puller I have

Nesting instinct kicking in Ben? The tools do look rather nice after a good scrub, and only another 150 drawers to go! Thanks for sharing

Well done! You must have looked like you've been in a coal station.

Hey !Bonjour vraiment de superbes outils, et un nettoyage parfait et une protection adéquate. J'aime. ❤

Ben- Some new stands I never seen before! Those French adjustables have some lovely checkering in the handles! Awesome! 😃👍

Always a joy to see some of your collection, it would be great if you talked about there history, age and of the company's that produced them. Going to need a bigger house soon. Thanks for posting.

What a amazing collection of museum quality tools thanks for sharing

Hi, Ben. I have a question about the levels you have in the new red toolbox. At about 0:40 seconds in and between the hand vise and marking scribes there are 8 levels. I picked one up last week at an estate sale and there is nothing on it to identify it. I haven't taken it apart yet as it does need a good cleaning and de-rusting. It isn't brass but cast iron and a bit on the heavy side. George

Never seen a collection like this anywhere.

Looks fantastic, both the clean wrenches and the liner!

Nice shoes!

Not only do the colors look good....this video on a whole is a big motivator. I've been using cardboard in my boxes....I think with time I will switch up to the colored backgrounds. tHanks for the video! (I'm on marketplace now...I've spotted another 1980s box to match with the others. I've got the camera ready..just need the okay from the seller)

I felt this was a good move....I mean feel it is a good move. tHanks for the video

Bonjour, il n'y a pas dire, vous avez la plus belle collection qui existe. Cela doit être du travail pour les renettoyes et les aspergés de laque incolore. Vous avez acheté un camion entier. LOL Chez moi aussi, les outils recommence à rouillés légèrement, mais il faut suivre pour pas que cela les attaques. ❤❤

Beautiful! 😉👍

Nice.

The colored backgrounds really make the tools pop! 😃👍

No bloke ever has only gone to buy one thing and come straight home...come on 🤣🤣🤣 you done well only buying 4 things 👍

Thanks much for the show footage. Early in the video it looked as though one of the C-clamps was a Record. I hope you didn't miss out on that one. Excellent collection! 👍

Thanks Ben always love a little walk round like that. Liked the little levels you picked up, but not letting you lead me down another rabbit hole, the small vise collection is already getting out of hand! 👍👍👍✌️

Ben- I absolutely love antique show and shops- although many times the prices are unreasonably high I have found there are always bargains hidden in these shows and that’s the fun of it. My problem is I have so many interests that a place like that for me is like taking an alcoholic to a pub. That batwing typewriter at the end was pretty neat. Great stuff! 😃👍

The more I look at it the more I thimk the Bulldog was some sort of special verison that was never really blue. The plaque and base are too well done anyway. I could'nt tell from the video but if the screws are still under the felt, I'd be quite sure that it has never been of and is not repainted. I think it has found a nice home. Otherwise I might know one😅

Those skewback disstons alone cost 300$ new. And they look cherry

Rust is a tool guy's nemeses. You have a fabulous tool collection. 😉👍

Really getting quite tidy. I like the hand made ones getting some attention!

Great video and a lot of work all looking amazing Thanks Ben for sharing your time ☕☕👍👍

Price?

Ben- Unfortunately Rust never sleeps. I had a friend who lives in Florida and his tools would rust up in days! 🫣. Salt air is the worst. 😃👍

Dirty Tools .... Who'da Thunk :) peace

Hi Ben, those multi tools in the little screwdriver draw would have been for gas lamp fitters I believe when households would have gas lamps fitted around the walls. The whole collection is looking amazing my friend, some fabulous tools in this. 👍👍👍✌️

Great video Ben and again fantastic tools Thanks for sharing your time ☕👍👍

7:39 that’s a nice skew offset chisel; offset so you can clean out those pockets where a normal chisel would not be able to get the proper angle because the handle itself prevents you from getting lower; the offset chisel has a tip that comes down lower than the handle. The 8 probably is for 8 mm - give the tip a measure and see what he reads (but since it is skew tip - to slice through tough grains - make sure to measure behind the bevel)

Now at 4:13 this is what I tuned-in for. Came by to see this double bevel gauge. Never seen anything like it really. What a find!

Just prior to 3:42 I am stumped as to what those things from France are. I can tell you though that what followed are some really nice wing dividers. Then at 6:16 you’ve got regular dividers

2:24 bevel gauge; screw set. Take a screwdriver to loosen the screw holding the blade stationary and it will pivot freely. Tighten the screw up enough to allow the blade to still pivot with some force, then set your desired angle (often by copying it physically by pressing the tool against some material), then lock the blade by fully tightening the screw (just enough so the blade holds its position). You can now transfer that angle to wherever it is necessary

2:16 pin marking gauge and the location of the brass wear plate gives us a hint that it is used with wood and its relatively short reach implies dovetail layout and anything else where reach is not necessary (where a panel marking gauge would be more appropriate if reach is desired)

1:44 the next two tools are creasers for putting a decorative edge on leather. Wet a cotton swab (wet but not enough to drip) and run it back and forth along the edge, allowing it to soak in then slowly and gently work the profile you like onto the leather. Each creaser has two ends, each end is a different profile. Each profile has a long edge that is used as a guide along the edge of the leather. To profile around corners, tip the creaser up on tip-toe to reduce its footprint. When it looks nice, let the leather dry. The pattern will not be as strong as if you use an electric creaser, but it will be more satisfying that you put the pattern edge on yourself

Love that round gem Ben! 😃👍

Nice haul, great set of wrenches.

Really looking good all those clean wrenches. I think the F Brittain wremches could only be happier if the were on some felt liner with their mates, looks fantastic them all being together.

Woaaahhh. I have a Pexto pipe wrench from the late 19th century. The wooden handle broke into three pieces but I have the pieces. Alloy Artifacts doesn’t even have a picture of the version I have (yet). What do you think about having a replacement handle made?

RIP

Well done, Ben. Thanks for the tip on using lacquer for a preservative. Great collection! 😀👍

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New sub here, sent over from 357MagDad - great looking display wall!

Every time I watch your videos my eyes shine!! 🤩 It's always a pleasure to help you grow your collection!!

4:00 rover patent 25327. TELL ME PLEASE, WHAT THE FULL NAME OF THIS INSTRUMENT?? 🙏🙏🙏

Well done mare, as Scoutcrafter said 4 y3ars well spent! Fingers crossed for next year for you, and thanks as always for taking the time to show us. 👍👍👍👍✌️

Love it. I just wish you’d take some good quality pics of the display boards so I could frame a print for my meagre workshop 👍🏻

Bahco an old swedish quality toolbrand with good reputation.