Bordering on top large for my keyring is my SOG PowerPint. This is one that I really like. [ Quoting of attachment images from other messages is not allowed ] As for the mini challenge, today, I almost missed it. When we were dating, way back in 79 or early 80, the Boss Lady bought me the 2 volume set of the Annotated Sherlock Holmes, at a local bookstore. I always loved the Holmes stories. [ Quoting of attachment images from other messages is not allowed ] I have kept a copy of the Complete Sherlock Holmes, two versions of the Bible (King James and the ESV) and the Ashley Book Of Knots on my phone through the last 4 or 5 phones that I've had.
Day 8Used the pliers in place of the pot gripper for my coffee today.Mini ChallengeNot necessarily my favorite book, but high on the list
Catch up DAY 8My little girls broke their tea pot, the amtech is helping
I had to recycle another pic today. I'm outside of the fence running one of the Temu weed whackers. I'm finding these things almost as handy as a good multitool. My PowerPint is dressed and ready to go.
Day 9The file on the SHEFFIELD was adequate to debut the screen on a suet feeder. [ Quoting of attachment images from other messages is not allowed ] Maybe a squirrel or raccoon broke a tooth trying to access the cake in the cage. Actually it was strange I found the nick today, any other tool’s file would be to wide to properly do the task
Day 9Here is a batch of tools from this mornings chore. I started with using the Dime to help me pull off the old stapes holding candle TV co-ax from the siding on the house. It worked pretty well and got most of them. The ones I struggled to get off were painted on and the Dime couldn’t get a good bite. I switched to the small snap-on vacuum grip pliers I have had since 91. The cable cutters were for cutting off the cable terminations. I wasn’t even going to risk damaging the Dime. The screwdriver was for disconnecting grounds and removing splitters. My hands wet tired by that point so I didn’t use the Dime. I still need to remove some old telephone wires and then caulk the penetrations in the siding. JonesE
I've come so close to pulling the purchase trigger on a Power Pint...they seem like just the top to have!
That Mac Tools cable cutter looks like it would work great on toenails too.
Catch up DAY 7The small amtech multi tool I gave my mum, this sat in a bag unused, and found it while clearing the paper work after she died...I left it by her bed side, and when this challenge came up I knew it had to be included
Day 9Dug out my P4 today, no uses, a sturdy tool for it’s size
DAY 9: I used to split my reading between fiction and nonfiction, but now I rarely read fiction. History, especially local, is a favorite topic. The thin book is poetry by a friend of a friend. [ Quoting of attachment images from other messages is not allowed ]
That's such a neat tool Gordon. It looks like the build quality is first rate too!
Picked up a new Lionsteel Barlow with Rams Horn scales. They did a great job on this modern traditional. I liked it so much I just ordered the clip point and spear point version. In Rams Horn of course. JonesE
Day 9Mini Sailor Lite breezed through port security, no questions asked. Fixed a zipper pull on my wife's bag that'd stretched open.
Get closer, Barry.