Other online specialty tool sites

[PA floor guy]

I had a member on here refer me to a small site that sold specialized tools for flooring.  So my question is, what other sites would you recommend for cool specialty tools, not just for flooring, but other tools that are a must.  Ex. Jalvis sent me a link for bullettools.com.  I enjoyed the specialty tools they offered. 

Here's mine.  A friend of mine actually makes tools for flooring, he is a bit eccentric, but really smart, and really into bettering specific tools that he uses.  Eco options on here actually knows him as well.  His name is Dan.  His site is pro comfort tools.com
  PM me if you want his cell.  He's a great guy who loves talking to anyone in the trade.  You can also see his tools on you tube.  His name is inventar on you tube.  Great guy.  Great products.    Look forward to some great responses.  Thanks. Sam

[ edited to add links - Shane ]

 

[PA floor guy]

171 views and no input.  Guys come on.  I know you all have a secret site that you love that has that unreal tool..  Does anyone have any input on my recommended site. 

 

[Jalvis]

Just noticed this thread.  There are lots of great tool companys who are thinking outside the box.  www.Fastcap.com is a great example but the best tools are the ones that do one thing really well!  Here are some of my favorites for specialty tools:

Virutex-

http://virutex.com/index.aspx

Betterly Tools-

http://www.betterleytools.com

Micro Fence-

http://microfence.com/index.php

Mafell-

http://www.mafell.de/index.php?id=9&L=1

Veneer Supplies(check out the Vac. Clamps)-

http://www.veneersupplies.com

 

[PA floor guy]

Bump.  I got moved.  Keep em coming fellas...

 

[nclemmons]

Unique woodworking tools:
http://www.bridgecitytools.com

German handtools:
http://www.chadstoolbox.com

Broad selection of hand tools:
http://www.mytoolstores.com

Excellent Canadian / US retailer and Veritas manufacturer:
http://www.leevalley.com

Excellent scroll saws
http://www.knewconcepts.com

Hand planes and tools:
http://www.lie-nielsen.com

High-end hand planes:
[http://www.breseplanes.com

More high-end hand planes:
http://www.sauerandsteiner.com

Still more high end hand planes:
http://www.marcouplanes.com

 

[Bikeboy80]

Demo bar
http://www.thegutster.com/index.htm

We use these for all kinds of demo, saves tons of time.

Titanium hand tools
http://www.stiletto.com/

The TiBone hammers are great at reducing the vibrations, the claw bar is a cats paw on steroids and the flat bar is very useful with the staple puller. All of them are a pleasure to use and don't weigh my tool belt down.

 

[BMH]

This is a bad idea as a thread. Some of these sites are too cool and I am trying to save some money for the kids Xmas

 

[monte]

Tools for fabricators of wood, plastic laminate, solid surface and stone
(Shoulder slung vac, Mini circular saws, Thingamejig much more)
http://www.specialtytools.com/

Hand tools, new and vintage
http://www.thebestthings.com/

First Aid and Trauma supplies
http://www.rescue-essentials.com/

Antique and collectible woodworking tools
http://www.jimbodetools.com/

Antique and collectible woodworking tools
http://www.supertool.com/oldtools.htm

New Old World tools
http://nwtoolworks.com/

Japanese Tools
http://www.hidatool.com/

Japanese Tools
http://www.toolsfromjapan.com/store/

Tool Foam
http://foamfittools.com/toolfoam.html

Precision Hardware
https://www.brusso.com/Home.html

 

[PA floor guy]

Bump.  Still think there are more hidden gems out there.  Keep them coming guys.  Looking for unique scraper. Like old floor scrapers that were used before sanders.  I already know about hardwood industry.com.  This site will show you what I'm hoping to find.    Sam

 

[Ta2ude]

If you are installing hardwood on a regular basis these nailers are a must have. Spend the extra and buy the roller base version and you will not be dissapointed. They also offer a handle extension and an aluminum mallet for less fatigue. I have used these nailers daily for several years their design and quality is far superior to anything I have seen. They are fully adjustable to allow you to get perfect cleat placement on any manufacturers floor. Their customer service is also exceptional !!
http://www.primatech.ca/index-en.htm

 

[PA floor guy]

You are correct. I have the powernail Version. The FLEX, it has the roller as well.  Great tool...