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Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
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What multi tool, You using today?
- Thread starter mitch13
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Still the old SOG.
But the ARC is under the tree......
Made some more gifts.
But the ARC is under the tree......
Made some more gifts.
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Why you never see these Free K2's much?
I like it.
I like it.
mitch13
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Nice.Why you never see these Free K2's much?
I like it.
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I have the T2, the k series for me at that size I want something with pliers. Saying that if I came across 1 on the secondary market I might try 1, pretty expensive here.
What's your thoughts on it?
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The knife and tools are quite good. However, I need pliers in a multi-tool, so it doesn't get EDC very often.
That's why a SAK doesn't really work for me for EDC either.
I keep them around the house, in the truck and stuff but I want a full tilt plier based multi-tool on my belt or I feel like some apocalypse will happen and I won't be able to save the day....!
How embarrassing would that be?
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Why you never see these Free K2's much?
I like it.
I eye those every now and then but come to the conclusion that if I carry that much chonk I might as well carry one with pliers.
I had the K4 but it was too thick for pocket and it really destroyed them too. I have no idea what did it, I suspect the lockbars (or lockbars and thickness of it combined?) because my similar bond clip doesn't do any fraying.
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Love the PST II ! I think Sauron is hiding in your bag thuogh ... you might want to step on it and save Frodo a heap of trouble.
mitch13
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Good 1
the-accumulator
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My LM TREAD makes so much noise rattling against the table when my wife and I play cards that I have to take it off.
But it opens my beer very nicely!
Cheers! T-A
But it opens my beer very nicely!
Cheers! T-A
the-accumulator
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Repaired a glue gun today. I was able to turn six out of the seven screws with my Surge, but the last one was too deep in a hole for the stubby bit to reach. Fortunately, I had a recently acquired PST in my pocket. It's Phillips bit is long and skinny and rescued me from my predicament!
Lucky I had the PST with me, because soon it will be tucked away in a drawer with the rest of my vintage PSTs. T-A
Lucky I had the PST with me, because soon it will be tucked away in a drawer with the rest of my vintage PSTs. T-A
The LM P4 has always been a particular favorite. I still carry mine regularly and it works like a charm.
