Good choice/carry Humayd A R Mahomedy I have the same light. It's not bad, given its size, is it
Day 3.Besided minor foodprep I did some repair jobs at home.My wife has a decorative duck marionette of which my daughter broke a part of a foot while playing around. Found out it had been fixed several times in the past in a rather rough way and it will brake again of I simply glue it on again.So I removed some wood to make space for a new "implant" to glue into a notch, and carved into shape. Awl for drilling a hole.Had to use pliers to remove the small bolt, so LM Blast to the rescue.Will paint it when its fully dry in one or two days.
Day 3Lots of Awl uses: Breaking down a box and cleaning the hole punch. (Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)Also used it to mark a cutting area(Image removed from quote.)All hail the might awl Saw cut a piece of 2x4. Needed a new gate stop. More awl use making pilot holes.(Image removed from quote.)Used the can opener as a screwdriver. However, it received minor damage. Nothing a file couldn't fix, but this reinforces my dislike of the can opener as a screwdriver. It is just too soft and too thin. From now on the MP400 will ride shotgun to take care of screws.(Image removed from quote.)
Great pics and uses awl Day 4Opened parcel containing Australian Army issued Swiss Tool (Image removed from quote.)
All hail the might awl
FX Day 03:Used the awl a couple of times today: once to open a package, once to remove a cable tie. No action photos however....sorry. (Image removed from quote.)
Day-3Making a little cake for the kid, he’ll be coming over later for dinner with his g/f, but Friday is their 1yr anniversary, so Mrs baked a cake and I had to do the writing,, needless to say I needed snip the tip off before I could do so.. duhh..JR
Sweet!
Day 3I have a perfectly good drill I could have used.
Day 3This took about 1000 years. I definitely had more effective tools I could have used, but a challenge is a challenge.(Image removed from quote.)After years of use, I found out my drafting table's surface had originally been installed properly, then removed, spun 180 degrees, and reinstalled wrong.(Image removed from quote.) No wonder the height and angle adjustments never worked right.(Image removed from quote.)I have a perfectly good drill I could have used.(Image removed from quote.)Fifteen hojillion screws later...(Image removed from quote.)...finally removed, rotated, and reinstalled.(Image removed from quote.)Success!This is less of an inspirational story, and more of a cautionary tale about the horrors of using a SAK to take out thirteen zillion slot screws. Oy.End: Day 3
DAY 4 :Opened envelopes with my FX blade.
Good job there!