Little Boy and Fat Man

[JAfromMn]

Have you had any chance to test the bit kit with the Rebar ?

unfortunately no not yet.

I did some bit swapping with my charge set up so I would have the bits I need but I have yet to use them


I have played with them a little bit. I think they should work out well.

the only down side is lm bits won't work in a drill.

I may just go back to carrying 1/4 bits and the driver.

well see.

[JAfromMn]

The little boy cuts almost as good as his big brother.

it uses the same cutters.

I'm freeing up a trailer getting it ready to move.

I cut a bunch of coaxial cable and power wire with ease.

what a great little tool.

[sawman]

It just gets better and better

[JAfromMn]

It would be better with pics .

I'm sorry I just was to busy to even try.

[JAfromMn]

Well I got pics today of some not very exciting action.

tightening a door knob and a drawer handle

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I wanted to show how nice of a size this tool is to use. The fat man was just to fat for fixing door knobs. The little boy on the other hand is just right.

[JAfromMn]

Little Boy, Honest John and crew got a new home today.
I just got a skinith L Shield



I went back to normal 1/4 bits. The leatherman bits don't work in a drill or with the pocketwrench 2 I'm carrying.

I'm VERY HAPPY with the new skinith. It fits my work carry perfect.

[sir_mike]

Nice skinth.  Some day I need to get one!  Where do you get yours from?

Little Boy, Honest John and crew got a new home today.
I just got a skinith L Shield

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I went back to normal 1/4 bits. The leatherman bits don't work in a drill or with the pocketwrench 2 I'm carrying.

I'm VERY HAPPY with the new skinith. It fits my work carry perfect.

[JAfromMn]

Nice skinth.  Some day I need to get one!  Where do you get yours from?

Little Boy, Honest John and crew got a new home today.
I just got a skinith L Shield

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I went back to normal 1/4 bits. The leatherman bits don't work in a drill or with the pocketwrench 2 I'm carrying.

I'm VERY HAPPY with the new skinith. It fits my work carry perfect.

you really should try one Mike

I got it from http://skinthsolutions.com/

Metro the owner / maker is a member here. He is also a friend of mine.

I've been more than happy with his sheaths. I'm hard on them and they hold up great.

[JAfromMn]

We are still working.

sorry I just haven't had any real tests for the rebar so I didn't post it.

same old stuff

unwinterizing a few homes today

here's little boy wiring in a water meter.

[JAfromMn]

[JAfromMn]

[sawman]

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That Rebar's looking good

[JAfromMn]

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That Rebar's looking good

Thanks sawman

its working hard today.

I'm finally starting to move a few abandoned houses. He cuts whatever is holding to them ground. Lots of wire and plastic.

I am going to try get some decent in action pics this afternoon.

[Monrogue]

Nice Joel, lookin' good   I can't wait to see what action it gets into.

[JAfromMn]

Thanks Kyle.

he looks good for living in a snow bank a month and a half.

I thank its black oxide coating for that.   

[Monrogue]

Oh yes that's right.  I had forgotten about the snowbank incident.  I bet the BO coating helped for sure.

[RT1969]

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Joel, the Little Boy is going strong after all he's been through! 

I always wonder about the ricasso and choil on the Rebar blade. Is this intended to be a finger choil, the index finger lying in front of the other plier handle?

[Act2uToo]

Joel, the Little Boy is going strong after all he's been through! 

I always wonder about the ricasso and choil on the Rebar blade. Is this intended to be a finger choil, the index finger lying in front of the other plier handle?

Isn't it there to provide clearance for the lock pivot?

[Kampfer]

Joel, the Little Boy is going strong after all he's been through! 

I always wonder about the ricasso and choil on the Rebar blade. Is this intended to be a finger choil, the index finger lying in front of the other plier handle?

Isn't it there to provide clearance for the lock pivot?

Bingo!

[RT1969]

Ah, one of those questions that answer themselves when you hold it in your hands the first time. 

Thank you! 

[JAfromMn]

Not much more I can say about the fake finger choil besides that I think it looks good.

Chomp Chomp Chomp

[JAfromMn]

Little boy got a work out today

lots of cutting .

I got a few pics but he cut way way more stuff that didn't get pictured

heat tape .


solid copper ground wire



Mobile home straps that hold the home to the ground.
I cut 4 of these. There some serious tough stuff.

fist I make a cut

showing the cut


next i use the pliers to tear the strap


showing the strap after I cut it and ripped it apart.




ps

 it was not painful to use. It did not cut into my hand at all.



I took this pic right after I cut/ripped the straps.



he's a dam good little worker.

almost as good as his big brother.

[Monrogue]

Nice pics Joel.  It's great to see the Little Boy getting some good working out

[sawman]

Nice pics Joel.  It's great to see the Little Boy getting some good working out

+1 Kickin arse!

[JAfromMn]

Thanks guys

I'm happy I got some decent pics today.

I'm working tomorrow so he will get a little extra punishment this week.

[styx]

So far it's been doing everything the Fat Man has done. I wonder if an ST300 is worth the extra weight then

[JAfromMn]

So far it's been doing everything the Fat Man has done. I wonder if an ST300 is worth the extra weight then

its worth the weight for the extra leverage the handles give.

[captain spaulding]

I noticed you mentioned it did not cut up your hands at all. Mine does not either. I actually tried to hurt myself using it and could not get it to cut into my hands.

[Monrogue]

I noticed you mentioned it did not cut up your hands at all. Mine does not either. I actually tried to hurt myself using it and could not get it to cut into my hands.

Same here.  I tried hard and even adjusted my grip in different ways trying to feel any potential cutting, but nothing.

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[JAfromMn]

I noticed you mentioned it did not cut up your hands at all. Mine does not either. I actually tried to hurt myself using it and could not get it to cut into my hands.

Same here.  I tried hard and even adjusted my grip in different ways trying to feel any potential cutting, but nothing.

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I was trying also.

there's no other reason for me to be ripping through trailer house ground straps with a little rebar .

it wasn't any more painful to use than any other multitool I've used.

I would have been disappointed if it did cut into me . I should have tried to use it without gloves on before now