Two Layer Tuesday

[trichosirius]

Used the hook on the Compact to tighten a loose Phillips 

[Wspeed]

Good thinking 

[MacGyver]

Used the hook on the Compact to tighten a loose Phillips 

 

Now that's inventive spirit, right there... 

[Rapidray]

  very good

[TonySal]

Used the hook on the Compact to tighten a loose Phillips 

 

Now that's inventive spirit, right there... 

[TonySal]

Happy Two Layer Tuesday Everyone!

Executive - EDC by NorCal Jim, on Flickr

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Yes... nice Exec and of course, I dont have one. Sooooo... I JUST ORDERED ONE ENABLER!   

[trichosirius]

Good thinking 

Used the hook on the Compact to tighten a loose Phillips 

 

Now that's inventive spirit, right there... 

very good

Used the hook on the Compact to tighten a loose Phillips 

 

Now that's inventive spirit, right there... 

Thanks guys, its not too shabby if you happen to have a spare backside Phillips in your pocket 

[MacGyver]

Thanks guys, its not too shabby if you happen to have a spare backside Phillips in your pocket 

Yup, while maybe  the most practical, it will get the job done on a pinch for sure... 

At least it compensates for that crap combo tool and not having a reliable tool to turn screws... If they had only put the regular cap lifter there instead of the combo, the compact would be almost perfect

[trichosirius]

Thanks guys, its not too shabby if you happen to have a spare backside Phillips in your pocket 

Yup, while maybe  the most practical, it will get the job done on a pinch for sure... 

At least it compensates for that crap combo tool and not having a reliable tool to turn screws... If they had only put the regular cap lifter there instead of the combo, the compact would be almost perfect

The Phillips has been a great addition to my keychain; I keep it on a split ring and am able to use the ring to put a decent bit of torque in the driver. If you needed even more torque you could put some kind of bar or rod through the keyring and use it like a t-handle.
 The other day I was in great need of a Phillips and this method saved the day. I found this thing and put it through the keyring, giving me the torque i needed on a stubborn screw. I don't know what it is but it helped 



I wanted to like the combo so much, but it just doesn't make up for the lack of the opener layer. I still like the Compact, but think it will see less pocket time when my 84mm Tinker arrives.

[MacGyver]

Thanks guys, its not too shabby if you happen to have a spare backside Phillips in your pocket 

Yup, while maybe  the most practical, it will get the job done on a pinch for sure... 

At least it compensates for that crap combo tool and not having a reliable tool to turn screws... If they had only put the regular cap lifter there instead of the combo, the compact would be almost perfect

The Phillips has been a great addition to my keychain; I keep it on a split ring and am able to use the ring to put a decent bit of torque in the driver. If you needed even more torque you could put some kind of bar or rod through the keyring and use it like a t-handle.
 The other day I was in great need of a Phillips and this method saved the day. I found this thing and put it through the keyring, giving me the torque i needed on a stubborn screw. I don't know what it is but it helped 



I wanted to like the combo so much, but it just doesn't make up for the lack of the opener layer. I still like the Compact, but think it will see less pocket time when my 84mm Tinker arrives.

Thats a very good idea 

I use a modified hex bit system myself, all i need is the bottle opener on any sak, and i can use any size/type driver i want

[trichosirius]

Thanks guys, its not too shabby if you happen to have a spare backside Phillips in your pocket 

Yup, while maybe  the most practical, it will get the job done on a pinch for sure... 

At least it compensates for that crap combo tool and not having a reliable tool to turn screws... If they had only put the regular cap lifter there instead of the combo, the compact would be almost perfect

The Phillips has been a great addition to my keychain; I keep it on a split ring and am able to use the ring to put a decent bit of torque in the driver. If you needed even more torque you could put some kind of bar or rod through the keyring and use it like a t-handle.
 The other day I was in great need of a Phillips and this method saved the day. I found this thing and put it through the keyring, giving me the torque i needed on a stubborn screw. I don't know what it is but it helped 



I wanted to like the combo so much, but it just doesn't make up for the lack of the opener layer. I still like the Compact, but think it will see less pocket time when my 84mm Tinker arrives.

Thats a very good idea 

I use a modified hex bit system myself, all i need is the bottle opener on any sak, and i can use any size/type driver i want

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Awesome 
Now you've got me thinking, and crazy things happen when I start doing that 

[MacGyver]

Thanks guys, its not too shabby if you happen to have a spare backside Phillips in your pocket 

Yup, while maybe  the most practical, it will get the job done on a pinch for sure... 

At least it compensates for that crap combo tool and not having a reliable tool to turn screws... If they had only put the regular cap lifter there instead of the combo, the compact would be almost perfect

The Phillips has been a great addition to my keychain; I keep it on a split ring and am able to use the ring to put a decent bit of torque in the driver. If you needed even more torque you could put some kind of bar or rod through the keyring and use it like a t-handle.
 The other day I was in great need of a Phillips and this method saved the day. I found this thing and put it through the keyring, giving me the torque i needed on a stubborn screw. I don't know what it is but it helped 



I wanted to like the combo so much, but it just doesn't make up for the lack of the opener layer. I still like the Compact, but think it will see less pocket time when my 84mm Tinker arrives.

Thats a very good idea 

I use a modified hex bit system myself, all i need is the bottle opener on any sak, and i can use any size/type driver i want

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Awesome 
Now you've got me thinking, and crazy things happen when I start doing that 

 

And its usually the crazier things that works best... 

[trichosirius]

Thanks guys, its not too shabby if you happen to have a spare backside Phillips in your pocket 

Yup, while maybe  the most practical, it will get the job done on a pinch for sure... 

At least it compensates for that crap combo tool and not having a reliable tool to turn screws... If they had only put the regular cap lifter there instead of the combo, the compact would be almost perfect

The Phillips has been a great addition to my keychain; I keep it on a split ring and am able to use the ring to put a decent bit of torque in the driver. If you needed even more torque you could put some kind of bar or rod through the keyring and use it like a t-handle.
 The other day I was in great need of a Phillips and this method saved the day. I found this thing and put it through the keyring, giving me the torque i needed on a stubborn screw. I don't know what it is but it helped 



I wanted to like the combo so much, but it just doesn't make up for the lack of the opener layer. I still like the Compact, but think it will see less pocket time when my 84mm Tinker arrives.

Thats a very good idea 

I use a modified hex bit system myself, all i need is the bottle opener on any sak, and i can use any size/type driver i want

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Awesome 
Now you've got me thinking, and crazy things happen when I start doing that 

 

And its usually the crazier things that works best... 

[TonySal]

Happy Two Layer Tuesday Everyone!

Executive - EDC by NorCal Jim, on Flickr

Yes... nice Exec and of course, I dont have one. Sooooo... I JUST ORDERED ONE ENABLER!   
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Should we start an Executive lovers place here on MTO ?

[Fast Bill]

Kickstand Compact. The awl is a very handy tea bag retriever in the canteen when there aren't any tea spoons !

[Wspeed]

Nice one FB

[Rapidray]

Thanks guys, its not too shabby if you happen to have a spare backside Phillips in your pocket 

Yup, while maybe  the most practical, it will get the job done on a pinch for sure... 

At least it compensates for that crap combo tool and not having a reliable tool to turn screws... If they had only put the regular cap lifter there instead of the combo, the compact would be almost perfect

The Phillips has been a great addition to my keychain; I keep it on a split ring and am able to use the ring to put a decent bit of torque in the driver. If you needed even more torque you could put some kind of bar or rod through the keyring and use it like a t-handle.
 The other day I was in great need of a Phillips and this method saved the day. I found this thing and put it through the keyring, giving me the torque i needed on a stubborn screw. I don't know what it is but it helped 



I wanted to like the combo so much, but it just doesn't make up for the lack of the opener layer. I still like the Compact, but think it will see less pocket time when my 84mm Tinker arrives.

Thats a very good idea 

I use a modified hex bit system myself, all i need is the bottle opener on any sak, and i can use any size/type driver i want

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Now that’s a pretty cool mod...and I’m liking your coin/knife pouch/purse! How are you liking it? Is it standing up to use fairly well?

[El Corkscrew]

Compact for TLT 

[Fast Bill]

Nice yellow there Dan 

[Wspeed]

Nice pic El C

[MacGyver]

Thanks guys, its not too shabby if you happen to have a spare backside Phillips in your pocket 

Yup, while maybe  the most practical, it will get the job done on a pinch for sure... 

At least it compensates for that crap combo tool and not having a reliable tool to turn screws... If they had only put the regular cap lifter there instead of the combo, the compact would be almost perfect

The Phillips has been a great addition to my keychain; I keep it on a split ring and am able to use the ring to put a decent bit of torque in the driver. If you needed even more torque you could put some kind of bar or rod through the keyring and use it like a t-handle.
 The other day I was in great need of a Phillips and this method saved the day. I found this thing and put it through the keyring, giving me the torque i needed on a stubborn screw. I don't know what it is but it helped 



I wanted to like the combo so much, but it just doesn't make up for the lack of the opener layer. I still like the Compact, but think it will see less pocket time when my 84mm Tinker arrives.

Thats a very good idea 

I use a modified hex bit system myself, all i need is the bottle opener on any sak, and i can use any size/type driver i want

(Image removed from quote.)

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Now that’s a pretty cool mod...and I’m liking your coin/knife pouch/purse! How are you liking it? Is it standing up to use fairly well?

Thanks 

I tough it up at a time when i was rotating sak's quite a bit and didn't wanted to worry about if i had a capable philllips on the sak or not, and maybe 90% of the saks have the bottle opener so...    And hex driver bits i have by the dozens, so it was a no brainier, and the lightest solution too.
I just cut an improvised "lock" on a classic's sheeth and put them inside, and carry them in my coin pouch. The pouch it's just a small/thin leather pouch, enough to carry coins, the sheeth with 4 bits, and my keys with the alox classic. It's holding on great, good leather and zipper, and also important: soft, so i don't scratch the scales on my usual small tinker, or whatever other sak i happen to be carrying always in the same pocket 

[TonySal]

Simply, my new red celi Executive, deciding lanyard or not to lanyard...

[El Corkscrew]

Nice pic El C

Nice yellow there Dan 

Thanks, bros
I think I'm going through a non-traditional color preference phase

[TonySal]

Nice pic El C

Nice yellow there Dan 

Thanks, bros
I think I'm going through a non-traditional color preference phase

It's  Ok Dan, NTCPP is Ok in the SAK community....

[Wspeed]

Happy Two Layer Tuesday everyone 

[TonySal]

TT Executive

[Fast Bill]

Well done Tony. I'll add 10mm with my 84mm Sportsman today

[Wspeed]

Nice one FB

[El Corkscrew]

 

[Wspeed]

Nice pic El C