What multi tool, You using today?

[.577NE]

Here is an interesting one. While splitting firewood, I found a projectile, deeply lodge into the tree.



Should have been a dentist

 

[mitch13]

Here is an interesting one. While splitting firewood, I found a projectile, deeply lodge into the tree.

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Should have been a dentist

They come in handy for all sorts of things

 

[sailfish]

Took care of a few things this week. Including when there wasn't enough clearance for one of my actual screwdrivers to fit.

 

[mitch13]

 

[.577NE]

Exactly what I needed: Here is the itty-bitty Philips screw driver on the Wave, while changing the batteries on my puppies illuminated night collar.

 

[hsherzfeld]

Here is an interesting one. While splitting firewood, I found a projectile, deeply lodge into the tree.

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Should have been a dentist

Nice of you to take a pic of the slug with the Wave's ruler (just barely) visible for scale. I estimate roughly 11mm caliber, probably .44 or .45.

Chalk up another use for the Wave's multipurpose claw, aka can opener: bullet extraction.

 

[the-accumulator]

Exactly what I needed: Here is the itty-bitty Philips screw driver on the Wave, while changing the batteries on my puppies illuminated night collar.

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That's one reason I prefer my original Surge to my second generation Surge; the newer model lacks that teenie tiny eyeglass screwdriver. T-A

 

[.577NE]

Nice of you to take a pic of the slug with the Wave's ruler (just barely) visible for scale. I estimate roughly 11mm caliber, probably .44 or .45.

Holy moly, hsherzfeld , or should I call you Columbo?

That is some mighty fine detective work right there. Not only that, but you sure are dead on with your estimate. Both the .44 and the .45 are very popular calibers here in the North country. I reckon someone hung a target and did a little shootn' practice, as I found several bullet channels while splitting that piece of firewood.

 

[David Mary]

 

[hsherzfeld]

Holy moly, hsherzfeld , or should I call you Columbo?

That is some mighty fine detective work right there. Not only that, but you sure are dead on with your estimate. Both the .44 and the .45 are very popular calibers here in the North country. I reckon someone hung a target and did a little shootn' practice, as I found several bullet channels while splitting that piece of firewood.

What can I say, I'm an engineer and I like to solve puzzles and measure things.

 

[.577NE]

What can I say, I'm an engineer and I like to solve puzzles and measure things.

So it is true then, "engineers don't idle well"

 

[mitch13]

Putting things together after the move

 

[Riz!]

Ive upgraded from a supertool and started carrying a P2. Im very impressed with it. The ease at which the tools open and the lock system are great.

 

[mitch13]

 

[mitch13]

Swisstool

 

[Lee D]

 

[Jsega51]

Bond once again!

Thank you for this picture. Not sure what brought me to this specific forum the other day but after reading more on the Bond, I‘ve hatched a plan to stop by a store tomorrow to pick one of these up

 

[mitch13]

Wave, case and brazos stick.

 

[A.L.]

Thank you for this picture. Not sure what brought me to this specific forum the other day but after reading more on the Bond, I‘ve hatched a plan to stop by a store tomorrow to pick one of these up

No problem! It’s a great everyday multitool. I have been carrying it since I got it. I recently also bought the pocket clip wich makes it an excellent pocket carry. Carries better than many pocket knives I’ve tried.

 

[TrapperMike]

I have the squirt for a year and really enjoy it. I have tried so many multitools and i keep coming back to the skeletool. It carries so good no matter what your wearing. I love the simplicity of it. If i need a file i have one on the squirt. If i need scissor, squirt. If i need a saw i keep a vic on my key chain. This combo really covers 99% of what i run into most days and it all carries in my pockets.