Hmmm I tend to go for one tool or the other, rather than both. The exception to that is probably the MP400 series and MP600 series
Yeah, like boat boy I don't reckon I'd carry two pliers tools. But maybe a Rebar/Style CS or Crunch/Style PS combo counts.
Quote from: 50ft-trad on September 28, 2017, 06:49:12 AMHmmm I tend to go for one tool or the other, rather than both. The exception to that is probably the MP400 series and MP600 seriesI just got the MP400 on Sunday and really like it. It has the old style Spear combo blade and Fiskars scissors as well. Unused. I have had the MP450 for a long time and did not like the Wharncliffe blade much. The file is cool though on the MP450.For small carry, the MP400 would be ideal when shuffling about town.Being on this site, it has made me want to make the perfect medium duty Gerber MP4** series. The only mod for me to make the 400 awesome would be to remove the can opener and put an MP series file in. Perhaps get rid of the bottle opener and find a wood saw that would fit at a later time. Maybe a Diesel saw cut down a bit. Projects for another day.
Quote from: gerleatherberman on September 28, 2017, 07:08:52 AMQuote from: 50ft-trad on September 28, 2017, 06:49:12 AMHmmm I tend to go for one tool or the other, rather than both. The exception to that is probably the MP400 series and MP600 seriesI just got the MP400 on Sunday and really like it. It has the old style Spear combo blade and Fiskars scissors as well. Unused. I have had the MP450 for a long time and did not like the Wharncliffe blade much. The file is cool though on the MP450.For small carry, the MP400 would be ideal when shuffling about town.Being on this site, it has made me want to make the perfect medium duty Gerber MP4** series. The only mod for me to make the 400 awesome would be to remove the can opener and put an MP series file in. Perhaps get rid of the bottle opener and find a wood saw that would fit at a later time. Maybe a Diesel saw cut down a bit. Projects for another day. There's only room for two long tools, buddy. Replacing the can opener won't really work. I got a corkscrew version 400, removed the blade and replaced it with the file from the 400. This means my long tools are the file and scissors. I know Magentus is trying to get the saw in there, and he's hoping one from a Suspension might do the trick
Quote from: 50ft-trad on September 28, 2017, 07:16:10 AMQuote from: gerleatherberman on September 28, 2017, 07:08:52 AMQuote from: 50ft-trad on September 28, 2017, 06:49:12 AMHmmm I tend to go for one tool or the other, rather than both. The exception to that is probably the MP400 series and MP600 seriesI just got the MP400 on Sunday and really like it. It has the old style Spear combo blade and Fiskars scissors as well. Unused. I have had the MP450 for a long time and did not like the Wharncliffe blade much. The file is cool though on the MP450.For small carry, the MP400 would be ideal when shuffling about town.Being on this site, it has made me want to make the perfect medium duty Gerber MP4** series. The only mod for me to make the 400 awesome would be to remove the can opener and put an MP series file in. Perhaps get rid of the bottle opener and find a wood saw that would fit at a later time. Maybe a Diesel saw cut down a bit. Projects for another day. There's only room for two long tools, buddy. Replacing the can opener won't really work. I got a corkscrew version 400, removed the blade and replaced it with the file from the 400. This means my long tools are the file and scissors. I know Magentus is trying to get the saw in there, and he's hoping one from a Suspension might do the trickThe saw should be on its way soon. It looks short enough to fit in but we'll see how the length will affect the utility.................