Quote from: sparky415 on September 08, 2013, 06:51:09 PMQuote from: enki_ck on September 08, 2013, 02:12:14 PMI find a chrome vanadium one for 10€ in Europe, my eyes light up, I'm , and then comes the checkout shock. 31€ shipping. Smurf! Pretty much what happens to us in Europe when we see the "cheap" stuff in USA sites...
Quote from: enki_ck on September 08, 2013, 02:12:14 PMI find a chrome vanadium one for 10€ in Europe, my eyes light up, I'm , and then comes the checkout shock. 31€ shipping. Smurf!
I find a chrome vanadium one for 10€ in Europe, my eyes light up, I'm , and then comes the checkout shock. 31€ shipping.
Family picture time. The weather is terrible here so no lighting for better pics so this will have to do for now. I'll try to remember to post better ones though. (Image removed from quote.)
Orginal PocketWrench
Orginal PocketWrench (Image removed from quote.)
Where did you find it? That's got to be a rarity!
How about this clone? Anyone have this? How does it compare?http://www.aliexpress.com...-EDC-Gear/1477120516.html
Quote from: obonaven on December 05, 2013, 03:44:43 AMHow about this clone? Anyone have this? How does it compare?http://www.aliexpress.com...-EDC-Gear/1477120516.htmlIt's kinda funny how they use the 'in use' picks of the real PWII...
Quote from: Mr. Whippy on November 29, 2013, 09:34:31 PMWhere did you find it? That's got to be a rarity!Mr. W, I found it on ebay. It is the only one I've ever seen other than a pic of Stromdranes.enki_ck here is a family pic for you.
HEHEHEHEHE That's a good one. Look at their drawing. Assuming everything is scale, it's going to be a lot thinner than a true PocketWrench. Probably softer, to.
Quote from: ironraven on December 10, 2013, 05:36:33 AMHEHEHEHEHE That's a good one. Look at their drawing. Assuming everything is scale, it's going to be a lot thinner than a true PocketWrench. Probably softer, to. I somewhat doubt that.. Stainless Steel is kind of hard to mess up and the thickness in the pictures looks the same. It's pretty much what happens when things get outsourced in China, they show up much cheaper but exactly the same as their much more expensive "real" thing. All that extra $ you spent on the tools is all marketing and keep in mind, even for 6$ each they're still making a profit on it! So the real costs of making this thing are probably around 3$ meaning that on each pocketwrench a whopping 16$ profit is made.
Sometimes when a tool has been around for awhile it gets cast away for the latest new gadget. I've owned a Pocketwrench and Pocketwrench II for a long time now. I usually have one in with my multitool sheath as an extra edc tool. I also carry one in my bicycle tool bag and I have a few floating around in my shop.I've been carrying the Pocketwrench II lately and I've found new love for this great tool. Not only is it handy, but it is strong enough to do just about any task that you throw at it. Made of 420 stainless steel it is a tough little bugger. I'm going to be ordering 5 more pretty soon. At $10 each, that is really hard to beat!http://www.pocketwrenchtool.com/Note: I'm not affiliated with Burktec in any way, I just love their Pocketwrench II.
How? The real one is $10,50 Correction $14.95 Seems they went up since last year but still no $16 profit to be made. (Free shipping from Lee Valley currently too)
Latshaw Pocketwrench II USA & TW
Quote from: David on March 01, 2014, 09:24:47 PMLatshaw Pocketwrench II USA & TWThanks for the pic. So how many versions of it are there, the five (PW 1, SS, CV, Latshaw US and TW) or are there any more? ANd do you know the chronology of production, from when till when each one was made?
Quote from: enki_ck on March 01, 2014, 09:33:43 PMQuote from: David on March 01, 2014, 09:24:47 PMLatshaw Pocketwrench II USA & TWThanks for the pic. So how many versions of it are there, the five (PW 1, SS, CV, Latshaw US and TW) or are there any more? ANd do you know the chronology of production, from when till when each one was made? There is also a Latshaw PWII in CV there is a pic of one in this thread. There is also a PWII marked Mcfeely's which is a hardware type Co. Proably a advertisment thing. I do not know the chronology of their production. As it stands at the moment there are two PWII's that I do not have yet.
Quote from: David on March 01, 2014, 10:05:39 PMQuote from: enki_ck on March 01, 2014, 09:33:43 PMQuote from: David on March 01, 2014, 09:24:47 PMLatshaw Pocketwrench II USA & TWThanks for the pic. So how many versions of it are there, the five (PW 1, SS, CV, Latshaw US and TW) or are there any more? ANd do you know the chronology of production, from when till when each one was made? There is also a Latshaw PWII in CV there is a pic of one in this thread. There is also a PWII marked Mcfeely's which is a hardware type Co. Proably a advertisment thing. I do not know the chronology of their production. As it stands at the moment there are two PWII's that I do not have yet. I'm asking cause there are some plans to rejuvinate the multitool wiki and I'd maybe add a OPMT section, so an article abotu the PW IIs would be a must.