These little tools are not common. I’ve only handled a few, and so cannot say conclusively, but every one I’ve seen with needlenose pliers has a plain-edge spear point knife blade, and every one I‘ve seen with blunt nose pliers has a fully serrated blade. Perhaps this is just a coincidence, I don’t know for sure...
Quote from: J-sews on March 19, 2007, 03:03:28 AMThese little tools are not common. I’ve only handled a few, and so cannot say conclusively, but every one I’ve seen with needlenose pliers has a plain-edge spear point knife blade, and every one I‘ve seen with blunt nose pliers has a fully serrated blade. Perhaps this is just a coincidence, I don’t know for sure...It's just a coincidence. I have a blunt nose with a plain-edge spear point blade in the "multitool trade" section of these forums (http://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,571.0.html).
.....I need one of those metal ones. Does the 799 have a more comfortable grip than the Iron model?
Hi everybody. I'm new on this forum, and I have two short questions regarding the Porsche design model:Are there more tools on the Porsche design model than on the other Pocket Grips ?Are You sure, that the scales are plastic ? I've read, Ruthenium is a metal akin to Platinum.
Quote from: Anson Argyris on April 17, 2007, 03:18:34 PMAre You sure, that the scales are plastic ? I've read, Ruthenium is a metal akin to Platinum.Welcome. The handles are indeed Ruthenium which is from the Platinum family. They are awesome (I am fondling one right now). That is definitely one reason they are so expensive.
Are You sure, that the scales are plastic ? I've read, Ruthenium is a metal akin to Platinum.
About how much do they run for, that Porsche is actually the first Wenger I've seen that I liked, besides the big one, what's it's name? The Ultimate?
Time for a bit of thread necromancy here, but this is an excellent round-up Bob, cheers matey.