Snipped some of those irritating plastic ties they use for fastening kids' toys to te packaging (in this case some plastic shoes) withthe Charge scissors. I also impaled a fly with the awl on a PST. It was asking for it.
Used my tinker to cut down some rubber mats and the surge to pry open a sewage hatch and used the drivers to repair a fire door and clean all the washing machine filters
Quote from: Zed on February 18, 2013, 03:45:47 PMUsed my tinker to cut down some rubber mats and the surge to pry open a sewage hatch and used the drivers to repair a fire door and clean all the washing machine filters Busy day!
I had to fix my belt today. The leather inside the end of the belt buckle had worn over time and finally the screws holding that connection wore through that leather. I used the PSTII's small screwdriver to remove the screws and the scissors to cut off the worn out end of the leather and shape it to fit in the end of the buckle. I then used the awl (best awl ever )on my Alox Pioneer to work out the holes in the leather for the screws. Then I screwed them back in and will just have to use the awl to make a new hole now that the belt is a bit shorter.
Been having an Ikea Sunday! Used my Charge Ti quite a lot to help put some stuff together, including as a small hammer for knocking dowels in.
Quote from: Monrogue on February 24, 2013, 05:42:49 AMI had to fix my belt today. The leather inside the end of the belt buckle had worn over time and finally the screws holding that connection wore through that leather. I used the PSTII's small screwdriver to remove the screws and the scissors to cut off the worn out end of the leather and shape it to fit in the end of the buckle. I then used the awl (best awl ever )on my Alox Pioneer to work out the holes in the leather for the screws. Then I screwed them back in and will just have to use the awl to make a new hole now that the belt is a bit shorter. No pics?