Got me a Cybertool...

[Benner]

...in lovely Emerald Green.    This was another one of those things that has been on the "list" for ages but never pulled the trigger on.  Well thanks to Neil I finally have one and now I have it I keep asking myself "Why didn't I get one sooner?"

It has gone straight into EDC and time will tell if it replaces my old friend - the Swisschamp.





Pics again stolen from Neil as lets face it, there ain't much chance of improving those. 

[Reinier]

I really like those scales. Far better than the translucent red ones if you ask me. And I EDC a CyberTool myself, good choice

[Jmora]

very nice, especially the colour. I think the 34 is the ideal EDC size and tool complement. I have a 41 which is also cool, but I keep it in the rucksack for backup, too big for pocket carry.

[ICanFixThat]

Very Nice! 

Do you know if those scales are factory on the CyberTool 34?  I have not located an identifier for that model.  Did it come in a box you could post the number from?

Thanks!

[VicX]

Good choice (and a very elegant color).

[Andreas]

Get one of these to go with it
http://www.clasohlson.co.uk/Product/Product.aspx?id=152242734

[AHB]

Great colour.. 

[sawman]

I'd take that over a swiss champ any day.  Very nice!   

[edcgear]

Great color, I like green myself...

[Mr. Whippy]

I prefer the bit driver over the fish scaler any day.  As long as the saw isn't a deal breaker, you'll probably find it handier.  My Cybertimer is a Cybertool 41 with Timekeeper scales and I find it extremely handy for workday EDC

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

Very nice mate

Should of got Neil to bang a saw in it though

[nuphoria]

That's lovely Ben... really nice colour 

I think I actually want one now! Never considered how useful it would be.

Get one of these to go with it
http://www.clasohlson.co.uk/Product/Product.aspx?id=152242734

Yeah, that really works for pocket carry   

[Andreas]

Get one of these to go with it
http://www.clasohlson.co.uk/Product/Product.aspx?id=152242734

Yeah, that really works for pocket carry    

If you find another way of storing them, indeed they do very much so work for pocket carry. After all its the same size bits the Cybertool uses...

[nuphoria]

Get one of these to go with it
http://www.clasohlson.co.uk/Product/Product.aspx?id=152242734

Yeah, that really works for pocket carry    

If you find another way of storing them, indeed they do very much so work for pocket carry. After all its the same size bits the Cybertool uses...

Ah ok, so small versatile pocket carry SAK, VS. a bloody great great case full of extra stuff to use with it.... I think I have that solution covered already - it's called my toolbox and a rarely EDC it

[Andreas]

Get one of these to go with it
http://www.clasohlson.co.uk/Product/Product.aspx?id=152242734

Yeah, that really works for pocket carry    

If you find another way of storing them, indeed they do very much so work for pocket carry. After all its the same size bits the Cybertool uses...

Ah ok, so small versatile pocket carry SAK, VS. a bloody great great case full of extra stuff to use with it.... I think I have that solution covered already - it's called my toolbox and a rarely EDC it

Good thing it wasn't you I was suggesting it to then 

[nuphoria]

Yep

So how about this for Vic EDC then?



Sweet ride and all the bits you can carry  

[Neil]

Unfortunately unless I'm mistaken (would love to be wrong!) those bits don't have the bearing in them so won't stay in the CT driver

[Mr. Whippy]

Unfortunately unless I'm mistaken (would love to be wrong!) those bits don't have the bearing in them so won't stay in the CT driver

True.

Is there a way to drill and glue a bearing in them?

[nuphoria]

Unfortunately unless I'm mistaken (would love to be wrong!) those bits don't have the bearing in them so won't stay in the CT driver

True.

Is there a way to drill and glue a bearing in them?

Say it isn't so? 


*rushes back to plan A - the toolbox*

[stressmaster5000]

I have not tried it but what about dropping a very small magnet inside the driver to hold the bit?   Some of those rare earth magnets are very small and powerful.  

[Mr. Whippy]

You can use the bit, but if the driver is pointed down, the bit will just drop out.

[Andreas]

The bit driver that comes with the kit has a magnet that can be popped out and transferred

[stressmaster5000]

It would probably work with those single sided bits better though.

[Gareth]

I've suddenly got the urge to get myself a Cybertool.  Thanks a million Ben.

 

BTW, lovely scale colour.

[Neil]

I've suddenly got the urge to get myself a Cybertool.  Thanks a million Ben.

 

BTW, lovely scale colour.

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Buy your brand new CT34 now

  If you send a PM and ask very nicely I may be able to do it with free UK post

[sawman]

I wanted a different scale color... 

[Gareth]

I've suddenly got the urge to get myself a Cybertool.  Thanks a million Ben.

 

BTW, lovely scale colour.

!Blatant Advert Warning!  !Blatant Advert Warning!  !Blatant Advert Warning!

Buy your brand new CT34 now

  If you send a PM and ask very nicely I may be able to do it with free UK post

Arrgh.  Perhaps after pay-day, sheckles are a bit tight once more.

[Turnstone]

I got a Cybertool 34 a couple of days ago. Just with ordinary ruby scales, not such a beautiful green  I don't pocket carry it, but I have it in my bag all day. Love it, the tools on it are so useful!

Once I thought what a strange collection of tools, who needs that  But to be honest, that small pliers and the bit set are much more useful on a daily basis than a wood saw (and I have a Farmer with a wood saw  ).

[VicX]

(and I have a Farmer with a wood saw  ).

I share the same 'syndrome'.

No tool is objectively useful. Well, maybe some are. The awl, for example. The scissors. The can-opener, as well.
But if you like a particular tool, whatever it may be, you'll find a use for it. And it will work just fine, because they are such quality tools.
It's the beauty of Swiss Army Knives.

In fact... I think I want a Cybertool.
No, wait: I NEED ONE!



The hunt is on.

[ryan1835]

I've suddenly got the urge to get myself a Cybertool.  Thanks a million Ben.

 

BTW, lovely scale colour.

!Blatant Advert Warning!  !Blatant Advert Warning!  !Blatant Advert Warning!

Buy your brand new CT34 now

  If you send a PM and ask very nicely I may be able to do it with free UK post

Arrgh.  Perhaps after pay-day, sheckles are a bit tight once more.

the race is on now