Where can I buy a decent quality set of H tools?

[The bicycle Madman!]

Hello everyone. Looking for a nice set of H tools, and not the park tool FFG-2. Unless you think the FFG-2 is quality. With my experience in classes with other master frame builders I have never seen the park FFG used. Usually just the straightforward steel ones that aren't too flashy. Any input would be great. I can't find anything worth a damn on the internet thus far and I thought it would be smarter to ask those with more experience. Thanks for your help!

[e-RICHIE]

http://www.velocipedesalon.com/forum...rum-36866.html

[steve garro]

I quite like these:

Stein Tools forFork and Frame


- Garro.

[crumpton]

i have both park and stein. stein wins every time. QR closure means no walking out of the drop and the leverage/crontrol(respect it) is unparalleled.

[steve garro]

i have both park and stein. stein wins every time. QR closure means no walking out of the drop and the leverage/crontrol(respect it) is unparalleled.

I worked for Jim for awhile, sadly I just missed a visit from him.

- Garro.

[bencooper]

Another vote for Stein. And once combined with the fork and frame alignment jigs, they're amazing. The only problem with them is you find out how many "quality" frames are squint!

[steve garro]

Another vote for Stein. And once combined with the fork and frame alignment jigs, they're amazing. The only problem with them is you find out how many "quality" frames are squint!

Scroll down here to see the frame & fork jig from Jim:

coconino cycles custom bicycles 928 774 7747 www.coconinocycles.com: @&#^%*@!!!!!

- Garro.

[bencooper]

I didn't know he ever made complete frame jigs, that's very tidy.

[steve garro]

I didn't know he ever made complete frame jigs, that's very tidy.

It's the only one - I sold it back to him

- Garro.