Daddy like! that wasn't creepy was it.
Quote from: captain spaulding on November 23, 2015, 12:08:47 AMDaddy like! that wasn't creepy was it. Totaly, but I don't think anyone noticed
That is bad ass Nate! Good job!Love the name too.
What are you using for the thumbhole wrap?I had duct tape on mine for a while, but yours looks like a better idea.
Quote from: WoodsDuck on November 23, 2015, 05:41:44 PMWhat are you using for the thumbhole wrap?I had duct tape on mine for a while, but yours looks like a better idea.I believe it is Micro Sized Cord. I had some scraps from somewhere but this was my last bit of colored stuff but I do have a spool of silver if you want some. (Cord Sizes) (Image removed from quote.)I wrap all the blades, works great, (Image removed from quote.)The silver is bright at first but it does get dingy if you don't wash it (Image removed from quote.)
Awesome result brother!It does remind me of something though (Image removed from quote.)http://forum.multitool.org/index.php?topic=56530.0
why do i always think of these guys when someone says blue collar?(Image removed from quote.)
Though there is a difference between blue collar and the proverbial "red neck." Anyone please chime in and correct me, butTo me, anyway, "redneck" implies a certain understanding and ability to work the land, hunt and fish, while, overall, blue collar may not. Red Neck, historically being more a land working and hunting class all by itself, can in modern times often imply blue collar, while blue collar does not necessarily imply red neck, as they may not have those added skill sets or mind sets.
I do not remember where I picked up these replacable cutter heads but they don't fit! They are narrower than the original heads, and when the pliers are deployed the tips do not close because the tools hit each other. (Image removed from quote.)
Quote from: NKlamerus on December 24, 2017, 09:17:17 PMI do not remember where I picked up these replacable cutter heads but they don't fit! They are narrower than the original heads, and when the pliers are deployed the tips do not close because the tools hit each other. (Image removed from quote.)They look like Rebar pliers, you need Super Tool 300 or new school Surge pliers.
Quote from: ThundahBeagle on December 19, 2017, 09:35:32 AMThough there is a difference between blue collar and the proverbial "red neck." Anyone please chime in and correct me, butTo me, anyway, "redneck" implies a certain understanding and ability to work the land, hunt and fish, while, overall, blue collar may not. Red Neck, historically being more a land working and hunting class all by itself, can in modern times often imply blue collar, while blue collar does not necessarily imply red neck, as they may not have those added skill sets or mind sets.I always thought Blue Collar = practical occupation eg mechanic, farming, builder, other tradesand Redneck = close-minded, racist, homophobic etc
Quote from: zoidberg on December 25, 2017, 07:36:54 AMQuote from: NKlamerus on December 24, 2017, 09:17:17 PMI do not remember where I picked up these replacable cutter heads but they don't fit! They are narrower than the original heads, and when the pliers are deployed the tips do not close because the tools hit each other. (Image removed from quote.)They look like Rebar pliers, you need Super Tool 300 or new school Surge pliers.Aren't the pivots different sizes?
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