According to the scale I purchased legitimately from a freelance pharmaceutical supplier, it works out to 174 grams or 6.14oz if that makes more sense to you. If we check that against the Comparative Weight Chart that puts it in Juice territory. Not bad at all.Def
ZOMG! Sexy tools and hot hot pics! Thank you for the effort BTW does the three-side-file on the PowerAccess include a diamond file surface? Another question, something that was not clear for me: Regular hex bits can be used with this tool, is that right?
Quote from: ddogu on March 13, 2017, 01:22:32 PMZOMG! Sexy tools and hot hot pics! Thank you for the effort BTW does the three-side-file on the PowerAccess include a diamond file surface? Another question, something that was not clear for me: Regular hex bits can be used with this tool, is that right?No, the file is just a regular bi-metal file with a metal saw edge.Yes, regular hex bits can be used with it. They fit into the crimpers on the back side of the plier head. SOG introduced it last year with the Reactor and PowerPlay models and it works quite nicely.If you have some long shanked bits it actually works nicer than the Center Drive. Def
I have Sync I and Sync II'so currently in stock and have Power Accesses on backorder, shouldn't be too long of a wait.I'll see if I can get some pictures for you up shortly. Def
The Sync I is probably too big to go in a watch pocket. When my pants are done in the wash I'll check and confirm that for you, but I think it's safe to say that it is too wide for that.Def
The Sync II is larger than you are expecting it to be. Trust me, it is not a convenient, pocket sized tool by any stretch of the imagination.The Sync I is probably too big to go in a watch pocket. When my pants are done in the wash I'll check and confirm that for you, but I think it's safe to say that it is too wide for that.However, it also has other mounting options that the Mini doesn't, and has more functions, so that is well worth keeping in mind as well.Def