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(make up) Day 2Taken it apart after flushing. Lube with greese and wiped with mineral oil. I really like how easy it is to take it apart as well as adjusting how tight or loose the joints are with the screw.
Well done everyone! My last pair of Powerlocks were Lynwood made. I spent the majority of my time in the army at Fort Lewis, so that made them all the better to me!
Jaun, please join us for the SOG Power challenge. You're only a few days behindDay 06The PowerDuo with tools splayed out. You have a one hand opening knife, a Phillips driver, a bottle opener with big flat blade driver and a can opener with micro flat blade driver and then there are the pliers.
I am new to SOG MT, how to tell if it is Lynwood made or made else where? My P3 has stamped Lynwood on the handle but the box has a label saying it's made in Taiwan.
Day 5 (make up)I am very much drawn by the styling of the PST and pocket power plier. Simple straight outlines.Comparing the two they have similar size and length. The PST has more tools (more sizes for slotted drivers). The PPP has a more pointed plier tip and is not symmetric.I have read people has been swapping out the plastic washer for more tools. I wonder what can be fitted.
Early vs late locks. Any preference? I understand simplifying for production, but I've found the older version seems to lock in better.