I have one on my keychain. Mine is made of titanium. It is an awesome Mighty Mouse. Best bottle opener I have. Works well for prying too. The wedge tips also function quite well as flat drivers. I wish mine were steel however, because it's starting to show marks where I've used it on very tight screws. It still functions perfectly, but it mars more easily than steel.I'm keeping an eye on JDRTool for a steel one...
Quote from: Mr. Whippy on November 30, 2009, 08:56:57 PMI have one on my keychain. Mine is made of titanium. It is an awesome Mighty Mouse. Best bottle opener I have. Works well for prying too. The wedge tips also function quite well as flat drivers. I wish mine were steel however, because it's starting to show marks where I've used it on very tight screws. It still functions perfectly, but it mars more easily than steel.I'm keeping an eye on JDRTool for a steel one...I think you missed the topic of this thread completely... try clicking the link on the original post please. That being dealt with... it looks decent! Still can't afford that so-called "affordable price point" though.
I sent the company an email stating how unhappy I was that they ripped Peter Atwood off and this was their response:Hi John,I am sorry to hear of your criticism before even using our tool! Who did Peter Atwood use to inspire his tools? He was not the first nor do we claim to be! Our tool is designed, manufactured, and stress tested to strict military and aerospace criteria (and by licensed professional engineers) unlike Atwoods! It also features a superior method of driver bit storage -- no o-rings! We do not restrict batch quantities and do not aim at the collector market. Peter Atwood makes a fine tool, and we respect that. Thanks for your inquiry!Best Regards,JustinMK7 DesignsPs. We weren't aware of JDR's product name prior to launching, but on closer inspection it appears that it is in fact a "Pryranha" anyways. Any doubt they didn't know who Peter Atwood or JDR Knife & Tool were?? I dodn't see how anyone would want to support a company that is a hack and a fake!!!
Quote from: Gadget Guy on December 01, 2009, 05:06:46 PMI sent the company an email stating how unhappy I was that they ripped Peter Atwood off and this was their response:Hi John,I am sorry to hear of your criticism before even using our tool! Who did Peter Atwood use to inspire his tools? He was not the first nor do we claim to be! Our tool is designed, manufactured, and stress tested to strict military and aerospace criteria (and by licensed professional engineers) unlike Atwoods! It also features a superior method of driver bit storage -- no o-rings! We do not restrict batch quantities and do not aim at the collector market. Peter Atwood makes a fine tool, and we respect that. Thanks for your inquiry!Best Regards,JustinMK7 DesignsPs. We weren't aware of JDR's product name prior to launching, but on closer inspection it appears that it is in fact a "Pryranha" anyways. Any doubt they didn't know who Peter Atwood or JDR Knife & Tool were?? I dodn't see how anyone would want to support a company that is a hack and a fake!!! I am not sure why you would say its a rip off? The company does have a point, whether they heard of either other company or not they have the right to compete in a growing market. If there wasnt such a thing we would all wear the same clothes eat the same foods and drive the same cars. I for one am interested in this tool and look forward to it coming out.
You can look at the tool and not see an Atwood? They are counting on guys like you to buy their products. I guess we simply live in a world where stealing is ok and nobody cares. I guess my time has passed and I need to live in the new world. I don't like it, but that's just the way it is. I'm tired of fighting for what is right. Nobody else cares, why should I???
"Originality is the art of concealing your sources" - Benjamin Franklin Not working very well for the Piranha, huh..
Quote from: AHB on December 02, 2009, 10:56:38 AM"Originality is the art of concealing your sources" - Benjamin Franklin Not working very well for the Piranha, huh.. Don't think they claim originality.
Quote from: RaptorMan on December 02, 2009, 03:46:44 AMQuote from: Gadget Guy on December 01, 2009, 05:06:46 PMI sent the company an email stating how unhappy I was that they ripped Peter Atwood off and this was their response:Hi John,I am sorry to hear of your criticism before even using our tool! Who did Peter Atwood use to inspire his tools? He was not the first nor do we claim to be! Our tool is designed, manufactured, and stress tested to strict military and aerospace criteria (and by licensed professional engineers) unlike Atwoods! It also features a superior method of driver bit storage -- no o-rings! We do not restrict batch quantities and do not aim at the collector market. Peter Atwood makes a fine tool, and we respect that. Thanks for your inquiry!Best Regards,JustinMK7 DesignsPs. We weren't aware of JDR's product name prior to launching, but on closer inspection it appears that it is in fact a "Pryranha" anyways. Any doubt they didn't know who Peter Atwood or JDR Knife & Tool were?? I dodn't see how anyone would want to support a company that is a hack and a fake!!! I am not sure why you would say its a rip off? The company does have a point, whether they heard of either other company or not they have the right to compete in a growing market. If there wasnt such a thing we would all wear the same clothes eat the same foods and drive the same cars. I for one am interested in this tool and look forward to it coming out.You can look at the tool and not see an Atwood? They are counting on guys like you to buy their products. I guess we simply live in a world where stealing is ok and nobody cares. I guess my time has passed and I need to live in the new world. I don't like it, but that's just the way it is. I'm tired of fighting for what is right. Nobody else cares, why should I???
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Hey, maby we could get a special run of these with MTO stamped on em? Wheres the nail puller on this thing? And how does it hold the bit in place? I'm curious. I emailed them and asked. Told them they should make a video of this thing in action as I'm confusaled on how some things are supposed to work.