Wow thanks that is incredibly generous of you. Day27Today's pic is a USA TC2 Chip next to the Taylor.
Two uses; one the saw and finally, something really great with the pliers. I'd dropped the work keys (to the garage, and various outbuildings) in a rather sizeable gap between the stairs and the foundation to a garage apartment above the farm shop that primarily just serves as a place to store just about everything (largely furniture, rugs, and a whole ton of other stuff). After a ton of contorting the keys and pliers, I yanked them out. The Tough Tool did get a few battle scars from the stone and concrete (mainly on the scraper, since it sticks out), but not that many. In the coming days, we're doing a bunch of remodelling, so I'm hoping I'll get to use my second favorite off brand tool, the Klein Electrician Hybrid; which by the time we get to installing the ceiling fans, will be during the MiniChamp challenge. (Image removed from quote.)
Well done on every level G-Man. I may have said it but I owe you thanks for my TT too. cody, how do you like that Klein? It really peaks my curiosity. Very bussy day for me, the TT not so much so I let it hang out for dinner.Day 27(Image removed from quote.)
Your generosity inspired me to start doing the same for our fellow MT.o members.
:dunno:What are you talking about , but any way...Thank you my friend for your kindness and may it help keep us all inspired Now the real mission is to expand this to those we encounter outside MTo. Instilling the global values we so cherish here to the rest of the world through our actions, for all to see.
Nice pics and uses everyone
Day28We had to adjust the sprockets on 2 of these oven conveyers to keep them centered. The pick came in handy for scrapeing out the sealant/glue over the set screws, and the large flathead worked just fine on the tensioner. One of the ovens was in use and could only be down for a few minutes. I was using the pliers of both the TT and my ST300 to pull the hot chain loose while sombody else tapped the sprocket into place with a hammer and punch.
GLBM, your kindness is commendable but not surprising on MTONoa and Poncho, I hope you enjoy your U.S. models as much as I have all these years Great work again guys for day 27, hard to believe we're this close to the end
Day 28Lunch with the Grand Kids, they awlways get a kick out of my toys
Noa,I've got a US ToughTool for you as well. You and Poncho just PM me your addresses and I'll send them out to you.
oh wow thanks GLBM PM incoming, Sir
That driver in that particular screw.