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Daniel Robinson	27/06/2016 12:03:23
51 forum posts 23 photos	Hi all, >> I bought a box set of adjustable reamers and it’s a bit of a mixed bag of manufactures. This is probably a stupid question but does anyone know this company? >> Dan
MW	27/06/2016 15:55:43
2052 forum posts 56 photos	I had a quick search on the web and nothing comes up. I thought maybe the SS means something to do with the steel, rather than the maker maybe? Michael W
Daniel Robinson	27/06/2016 16:38:33
51 forum posts 23 photos	Hi, thanks for the reply I googled ss myself and found little. I was hoping that the company logo might jog a few brain cells as the company my have gone bust. Dan
mechman48	27/06/2016 18:13:35
2947 forum posts 468 photos	SS - stainless / silver steel ?, or going off at a tangent... schutzstaffel . George.
MW	27/06/2016 18:25:39
2052 forum posts 56 photos	Standard Service? Michael W
Alastair	27/06/2016 18:30:44
9 forum posts	The SS is a bit of a red herring I think - not sure what it stands for. The company is August Beck GmbH. Been making reamers for ever. I've not seen the logo for a long time. I think they are better known as Beck Tools now - somewhere in Southern Germany. Hope this helps Alastair
Michael Gilligan	27/06/2016 19:17:42
23121 forum posts 1360 photos	Posted by Alastair on 27/06/2016 18:30:44: ... The company is August Beck GmbH. Been making reamers for ever. I've not seen the logo for a long time. I think they are better known as Beck Tools now - somewhere in Southern Germany. LINK
Daniel Robinson	29/06/2016 04:40:50
51 forum posts 23 photos	Thanks Alastair for Identifying and Michael for the link, I was beginning to think they were Indian, SS tools, but you have restored my confidence. Dan

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