Entire collections

[MultiMat]

My Ferrari may not be as rusty as Bob's but it is certainly dirtier than his ( a bit classier too I reakon  ) It is a 1966 VC Valiant with "the leaning tower of power" slant 6. I have had her 10yrs & she was a daily driver until a year ago. I am not sure if I will keep her or sell her  . BTW here is my entire collection minus my Pioneer SAK . Taken with a small Samsung camera I bought to take away on my holiday  

[Benner]

I can see the car pic (very nice BTW  ), but I can't see the collection one. 

[MultiMat]

Being rogered by the bucket Having probs here is the small collection

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

Nice healthy collection mate

I bet the car's a tad thirsty 

[J-sews]

Nice group o' tools you got there Mat.   Interesting, it appears as if your Flair is the oldest tool in the picture.

[Tarrodemierda]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v14/redmodels/Collection/P1010073.jpg

hey that crank bros toll is way cool,superb quality.
have u tried SOMA Woody too?

[J-sews]

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hey that crank bros toll is way cool,superb quality.
have u tried SOMA Woody too?

Wow, a Meyerco Paradox, a Bear Jaws, a Schrade NaviTool, a Coleman Pro Lock.......you've got some pretty unusual pieces there Tarro!

[Tarrodemierda]

HEY,no no no no,that aint mine collection,im just a noobie here,i havent posted yet my collection foto.i just linked that pic from someone eleses reply.i meant to say that i have a crank bros tool too,its way cool,i think one of the best bicycle tools ever.

[J-sews]

HEY,no no no no,that aint mine collection,im just a noobie here,i havent posted yet my collection foto.i just linked that pic from someone eleses reply.i meant to say that i have a crank bros tool too,its way cool,i think one of the best bicycle tools ever.

Oh, I understand. Well whose collection is it then? That picture almost looks familiar. Spoonrobots from a while back?


Crank bros eh. I've never played with any of their stuff before.

[Leatherman123]

It is Spoon's collection. I remember him marking his Spirit like that.

[Poncho65]

Well Spoon does have some odd pieces there nice collection.   

[Benner]

It is indeed Spoons. 

[Medic82]

It's not a big collection, butt it's growing.

[Grant Lamontagne]

It's not the size of the collection, it's how you use it! 

Looks good to me!

Def

[Benner]

You've got some great tools there mate. 

[Tarrodemierda]

yes he haves,many guys have started with generic mt´s but u seem to have bullet proof quality from the start

[Medic82]

I’m just glad I found this site before I bought a Suspension, got the Powerlock instead. Butt I have a LONG way too go considering some of the collections other guys have.

Hey Tarro, you got any pics of your collection? Don’t think I have seen your collection.

[Tarrodemierda]

no but it wont be a problem to take shot of some mt´s i ive got here,i think ill waite till thursday and then i should have very updated collection ,couple more plier based tools included.

[nezza33]

I have finally had the chance to take some collection pics so here they are.

First up, my multitools;

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Whats that tool in the bottom left-hand corner mate?

[Leatherman123]

It's a Frog Tool..

[Benner]

It's a Frog Tool..

Yup, it's a Frog tool. 

Here's a review from some random site I came across  http://www.multitool.org/miscellaneous-tools/medium-tools/gatco/timberline-frog-tool.html

When my Farmer gets here (Terry!  ) I will update my collection pics as there are a few changes.

[nezza33]

It's a Frog Tool..

Yup, it's a Frog tool. 

Here's a review from some random site I came across  http://www.multitool.org/miscellaneous-tools/medium-tools/gatco/timberline-frog-tool.html

When my Farmer gets here (Terry!  ) I will update my collection pics as there are a few changes.

Is ita srta bike tool?

[Grant Lamontagne]

More of an automotive type tool since it has a plug gapper.  It's an interesting tool, but nothing really to write home about.

Def

[Benner]

More of an automotive type tool since it has a plug gapper.  It's an interesting tool, but nothing really to write home about.

Def

I used to carry it as it was good to take to work having no blade, but I think I only used it once and was put off by the jaggedy edges.

[nezza33]

More of an automotive type tool since it has a plug gapper.  It's an interesting tool, but nothing really to write home about.

Def

I used to carry it as it was good to take to work having no blade, but I think I only used it once and was put off by the jaggedy edges.

Looks like a good toolto keep in the car 

[Benner]

More of an automotive type tool since it has a plug gapper.  It's an interesting tool, but nothing really to write home about.

Def

I used to carry it as it was good to take to work having no blade, but I think I only used it once and was put off by the jaggedy edges.

Looks like a good toolto keep in the car 

I would much rather carry a plier based multitool paired with a Pocketwrench.

[nezza33]

More of an automotive type tool since it has a plug gapper.  It's an interesting tool, but nothing really to write home about.

Def

I used to carry it as it was good to take to work having no blade, but I think I only used it once and was put off by the jaggedy edges.

Looks like a good toolto keep in the car 

I would much rather carry a plier based multitool paired with a Pocketwrench.

Yeah thats what i carry but,i was thinking of a last ditch type tool.

[NutSAK]

More of an automotive type tool since it has a plug gapper.  It's an interesting tool, but nothing really to write home about.

Def

I used to carry it as it was good to take to work having no blade, but I think I only used it once and was put off by the jaggedy edges.

I've found that mine is pretty much useless too.  It's more comfortable to carry a SAK and a multi, which will easily do everything a frog tool will and more.

[Grant Lamontagne]

It's a neat tool, and for the price I think it's worth having, but yeah, it is awkward to carry and use, and offers little, if anything that you can't have just as good or better on another tool.

Still, they made a big splash when they came out, then kind of disappeared.  For a collector they are definitely worth trying to track down.  For a user... well that's another story!

Def

[CQC-7]

O.K., my wife took her camera with her today so I cannot post my entire collection but I will list them, Here Goes.

Folders:
Al Mar. Sere

Benchmade.  Mini AFO, Benchmite (regular and auto), Resistor, Osbourne Axis, Griptillian, Stryker, Nimravus Fixed blade D-2. 

Buck. 110, Tariani Police model G-10.

Case. Orange G10 Golf trapper, Orange G-10 trapper, Bonestag Barlow.

CRKT. M-16 blue tanto, Bladelock auto conversion, KISS, Corkum Tanto (small)

Emerson. CQC-7B,  CqC-13 bowie, Mini Commander, all with wave.

Spyderco.  Endura SS, Folding Karambit, Police SS, Delica zytel, Harpy, Manix, Cricket, Kris dagger, moran Fixed blade.

Kershaw.  Leek, Scallion, Chive, Blur, Nat Geo Caribiner Tool.

MOD. Janich Tempest

Microtech. Mini SOCOM Elite

SOG.  Scuba/Demo fixed blade, Pwerlock EOD Black, Trident Folder, Blink.

Paul Chen.  Practical Katana, V-42 replica.

TOPS. Sky marshall fixed Blade.

Wenger SAKs. S-16, S-13, Old one that I forget the model #.

Victorinox SAKs.  GAK, Forester, Explorer, Rescue Tool, Swisstool, Swisstool Spirit, Sta-Glo climber, Ranger, Hiker, Swischamp, Alox soldier, Alox Farmer, Orange Alox Cadet, OHT.

Cold Steel.  Kobun, Recon 1 Tanto, Peacekeeper, Ti Lite blue. 

Leatherman.  Wave, Charge Ti, Juice S2, Squirt blue (pliers), Micra.

Schrade. Mini Stockman, Large Stockman.

Gerber. Multiplier, 3.0 Linerlock. Gator.

Others.  Ka-Bar demo folding Demo KNife, Cabelas LED Multitool (got it free for being a good customer), Bear Damascus Trapper, Cheap OTF auto, 4 Custom Fixed blades made by my Uncle. and a Hideaway knife.

There it is, I may have missed a few but I'll post a Pic when I can.