Quote from: andre0407 on March 17, 2010, 04:50:57 PM Used my skeletool cx at work as a paperweight. That's not a paperweight... a SURGE! can be a paperweight That's not a knife, THIS is a knife!That's not a knife, that's a spoon...I see you have played knifey-spoony before!
Used my skeletool cx at work as a paperweight.
Browse the ST300 owner's club threadAnd have your paypal open and ready!
Quote from: Kmarr on March 18, 2010, 03:08:04 PMBrowse the ST300 owner's club threadAnd have your paypal open and ready! I think my wife will leave me if I order another tool this paycheck. I have a Charge ALX coming in tonight, and that will have to last me at least a week! I think I also have a Vic climber, two Vic classics, and my Vic custom coming from Rotokid today. She doesn't understand, I NEED that ST300!
Quote from: gadgetguy35 on March 18, 2010, 03:16:56 PMQuote from: Kmarr on March 18, 2010, 03:08:04 PMBrowse the ST300 owner's club threadAnd have your paypal open and ready! I think my wife will leave me if I order another tool this paycheck. I have a Charge ALX coming in tonight, and that will have to last me at least a week! I think I also have a Vic climber, two Vic classics, and my Vic custom coming from Rotokid today. She doesn't understand, I NEED that ST300!you need one mate, clumsy no, useful yes, its a perfect tool for big jobs, i would even carry this camping as well, i prefer the feel of the ST over the core, although that is also a very good tool for big jobs, paulthe wave had to stab the tree as well as felt left out (Image removed from quote.)
Oh yes I think you should
Quote from: Dunc on March 18, 2010, 05:24:09 PMOh yes I think you should I love this place. you guys are so supporting of my habit!
Used my Charge TTi with torx bit whilst changing the rear brake light on the Freelander. Legal again
At least it was patchable You can bet whenever I get something stuck in my tire its too near the edge and I need a new one