He was insistent that his Japanese PST was a fake. I also bought it off him for 2 dollars.
I think there was once a debate on MTO of using the can opener, either clockwise or counter-clockwise, but I am totally with Aloha on this. And who cares if the can gets opened?I grew up using on right hand clockwise for many years, and also did tried and compared it to counter clockwise. I really don't see much difference between two methods. Sometimes going counter-clockwise, I always feel the blade may skid a little and I have to pay a little more attention to keep it going forward, also I feel it's slightly less efficient since I could never utilize the full length of the opener, but counter clockwise is just brainless rocking motion and I can always utilize the full length since it always starts from the corner. But that could just be me getting used to clockwise motion. However, I do have to admit if you want the fastest (and potentially dangerous) way to open a can, counterclockwise is where the money is:On a second thought, I'd love to see a surgical steel Kray-bar bowie that never need sharpening...sounds too good to be true!
Love that the soundtrack is some triumphant heavy metal playing as that Bozo misuses the can opener
Boy do I feel that seller's pain. It sure is hard to get rid of this made in Japan knockoff junk (Image removed from quote.)
Please hook me up with a fake PST too...I would have love that for 2 bucks!
If the dude insist an original Leatherman made in Japan gonna fake and it should worth only 2 bucks, I ain't gonna argue and will gladly take it off his hands...
Does stuff from youtube count? Reviewer opens the woodsaw: "It has a saw."Opens the serrated blade: "It has another saw."One guy, to demonstrate the serrated blade, started sawing through a 2x4 with it.
This stuff drives me CRAZY!!! It is amazing how many people will take the time to make a youtube review of a multitool and not know the difference between a saw and a serrated blade! Do you think it is just us? Or do you think there are other industries and groups that have to deal with the same stupid reviews? Like are there people who review new cars and say stuff like: "the front window is made of stronger glass than the windows in your doors", "the music do-dad has 6 favorite buttons." "These floor mats give you an extra 25 hp"
"the music do-dad has 6 favorite buttons." "These floor mats give you an extra 25 hp"
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Do you think it is just us? Or do you think there are other industries and groups that have to deal with the same stupid reviews? Like are there people who review new cars and say stuff like: "the front window is made of stronger glass than the windows in your doors", "the music do-dad has 6 favorite buttons." "These floor mats give you an extra 25 hp"
... how does it work?I hope I can sleep tonight though, the steel cutting board story is creepy
I went camping with a bunch of semi-random people with different degrees of experience, a few years ago. One guy had a cheap knockoff Leatherman-type tool that had a fish-scaler. He's "sawing" through a branch with all his might, getting nowhere. I try to tell him that what he's got there is a fish scaler. He tells me to shove off. I stand my ground, taking my SAK out to show him the difference between a fish-scaler and a saw. One of his pals comes over and tells me that I'm wrong, and to shut up,... Then they decide together that the multitool he has is junk because the saw doesn't work...