What is all the fuss about Sideclips?

[AHB]

im defiantly going to fit a clip on my pst, 

can you make it a tutorial?

http://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,7116.0.html 

cheers Ben just what i need 

We want pics of the process, Paul.. 

[Zed]

im defiantly going to fit a clip on my pst, 

can you make it a tutorial?

http://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,7116.0.html 

cheers Ben just what i need 

We want pics of the process, Paul.. 

will do allan 

[ryan1835]

thanks for that link ben

ill give it a go if i get a SS pst

[DaveK]

58mm vs 100mm you mean

I was thinking more like what the Classic is to the Swisschamp, the Sideclip is to the Wave... or something. Sure it's still 4" long. but depth and weight wise, it's a tiddler compared to the Wave.

i want try to out a sideclip they look handy yet un noticeable

its annoying that since edc ing my charge at work i feel the need to have a multi on me or in my bag wherever i go, i think thats why i want a sideclip

It would be a good choice, given your age Ryan. It's a whole lot less "scary: than the Charges blade, and of course totally legal. As Mike says though, it's not the most feature packed tool you'll ever see!

ive got one on the way now 

Excellent. You can ignore my reply to your PM then!

[ryan1835]

ive discoverd what the fuss is about them now, there like a kick but a bit thinner come with a much nicer clip and an extra screw driver and are made crazily accurately, the knife and large flat screwdriver are the perfect size to allow the plier head in with minimal gap

[AHB]

ive discoverd what the fuss is about them now, there like a kick but a bit thinner come with a much nicer clip and an extra screw driver and are made crazily accurately, the knife and large flat screwdriver are the perfect size to allow the plier head in with minimal gap

Another true believer... I wouldn't go anywhere without mine..

[ryan1835]

ive discoverd what the fuss is about them now, there like a kick but a bit thinner come with a much nicer clip and an extra screw driver and are made crazily accurately, the knife and large flat screwdriver are the perfect size to allow the plier head in with minimal gap

Another true believer... I wouldn't go anywhere without mine..

yep this is a keeper and user , if only it had as many tools as the pst though

psst there pics here http://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,18711.45.html before you me to death 

[AHB]

ive discoverd what the fuss is about them now, there like a kick but a bit thinner come with a much nicer clip and an extra screw driver and are made crazily accurately, the knife and large flat screwdriver are the perfect size to allow the plier head in with minimal gap

Another true believer... I wouldn't go anywhere without mine..

yep this is a keeper and user , if only it had as many tools as the pst though

psst there pics here http://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,18711.45.html before you me to death 

Great pics, Ryan.. It's a great tool.. 

[scrappy]

the sc is the thinnest full size multi in my oppinion

[Benner]

I still really want one.    Just never seem to be in the right position to get one.

[ryan1835]

If you ever do get the chance you won't be dissapointed, I'd try and go for a polished one though

[Frenchephaistos]

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