So pretty.
That makes it a very versatile "Wavelet"
Quote from: Dutch_Tooler on April 27, 2018, 11:06:54 AMThat makes it a very versatile "Wavelet" A Ripple? How are the plier ergonomics?
what the next MINI! should be
Quote from: Syncop8r on April 27, 2018, 01:43:42 PMQuote from: Dutch_Tooler on April 27, 2018, 11:06:54 AMThat makes it a very versatile "Wavelet" A Ripple? How are the plier ergonomics? Thanks peeps for the kind words! During actual use, its decently comfortable. Much better than the mini tool definitely. It feels nice in the hand, operate using the 2 fingers. The lanyard works as an extension so there are more things for me to hold. Its still quite a chunky block of metal with more rounded edges especially on the handle unlike the original unforgiving mini tool that digs into the palm.(Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)
QuoteA Ripple? How are the plier ergonomics? Thanks peeps for the kind words! During actual use, its decently comfortable. Much better than the mini tool definitely. It feels nice in the hand, operate using the 2 fingers. The lanyard works as an extension so there are more things for me to hold. Its still quite a chunky block of metal with more rounded edges especially on the handle unlike the original unforgiving mini tool that digs into the palm.[/i]
A Ripple? How are the plier ergonomics?
To start off, its a Sunday and my wife and kids are not around. So I have all the time to myself. No good tools / parts were victimised in this mod. All came from my box of ' spare parts '...I had a wave frame that had one side on internal tools broken into 2 piece. Probably the previous user put in too much torque into twisting with the drivers.Anyway, here's what i did.. Kinda mixed feeling.. I am still trying to figure out how to make the finish less like a wave chopped into half.. The bottom part look a little strange..Pictured with a Mini.(Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)As I had lost the function of the drivers, decided to add in one modified one.(Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)Finally a picture with the OHO. I didnt need a scissors as I always have a micra with me. Toolset are mostly place holders until until I can finalise what I want to put in. At the moment, Its fully functional. The shortness of the handle was one of my concern, in real usage it feels quite decent, much more comfortable than the Mini. (Image removed from quote.)Now, I need to think of a way to make the bottom less awkward... (Image removed from quote.)
Quote from: Sam Lim on December 17, 2017, 03:57:36 PMTo start off, its a Sunday and my wife and kids are not around. So I have all the time to myself. No good tools / parts were victimised in this mod. All came from my box of ' spare parts '...I had a wave frame that had one side on internal tools broken into 2 piece. Probably the previous user put in too much torque into twisting with the drivers.Anyway, here's what i did.. Kinda mixed feeling.. I am still trying to figure out how to make the finish less like a wave chopped into half.. The bottom part look a little strange..Pictured with a Mini.(Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)As I had lost the function of the drivers, decided to add in one modified one.(Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)Finally a picture with the OHO. I didnt need a scissors as I always have a micra with me. Toolset are mostly place holders until until I can finalise what I want to put in. At the moment, Its fully functional. The shortness of the handle was one of my concern, in real usage it feels quite decent, much more comfortable than the Mini. (Image removed from quote.)Now, I need to think of a way to make the bottom less awkward... (Image removed from quote.)I apologise to everybody, if I'm being rude but this contraption is something between "cute" and "a circumcision gone wrong"...
QuoteQuoteA Ripple? How are the plier ergonomics? Thanks peeps for the kind words! During actual use, its decently comfortable. Much better than the mini tool definitely. It feels nice in the hand, operate using the 2 fingers. The lanyard works as an extension so there are more things for me to hold. Its still quite a chunky block of metal with more rounded edges especially on the handle unlike the original unforgiving mini tool that digs into the palm.[/i][/color]It is very nice, and perhaps more rounded and comfortable, but it lacks leverage