Total Members Voted: 9
That tool has character!
Day 6: The file. Of everything on this tool, this one is a disappointment. It will cut soft pine... barely. It will file softer metal.... barely. Come on SOG! This tool is a time proven beast! You can do better than this!
Happy to see a current challenge with "the lesser children" of the MT world; I'm so ashamed and mad with myself for not been alert, as this would have been a challenge that I've would enjoyed!!!
Hi Juan, We would all still like for you to join in. Instead of ending on the 30th, you would extend into the first week of May. JonesE
Day 6Still carrying a PPP with me today. But the discussion of the file lead me to get out a couple of different PPPs that I have. The file on the Edmonds PPP is much better than the later production PPP. It has more bit than say the Stanley MaxEdge version or later squared off file versions. The ones on the PPP are still better than the one I have on the current production version of the PowerLock. JonesE
I'm sorry for this, Barry!! Is your Powerlock with the pat. Number on, or way latter one with the SOG paralel to the jaws? If the latter, I can understand the frustration, as the teeth on those are merely striations across the "blade" (same with the power access/Deluxe) instead of cut through like the round-tipped ones or early squared ones.
That's exactly what I have Juan, a PST II file. When I get some time, I'm going to see if I can swap it out. Great to have you following us too!
Day 4Today’s PPP carry is an early polished stainless Lynwood WA example. JonesE