I’m gonna try to get this guy into Legoland this weekend. (Image removed from quote.)
Well, it's starting to warm up and thus I'm switching to shorts and lighter tools. While I wanted to like the SOG PowerPint, the lack of substantial drivers on board, as well as the somewhat poor fit and finish (not to mention, constantly opening in my pocket) led me right back to the Squirt P4 and Leap, despite their discontinued and "good luck getting a replacement for what I paid for mine" status. I like Leap for outside stuff, mostly due to the heavy Rev pliers. It's also MUCH more comfortable and easier to use than the Power Pint. Used to today to force open the hasp on my shop door. The locking hasp doesn't really fit exactly right, as the door and its hardware is off one of those portable "Amish Built Sheds". A neighbor of buddy gave it to him, and he offered to install it to replace a rotted out homemade particle wood mess that had rotted to the consistency of wet cardboard. I'm grateful for it. Sometimes, the hasp is a bit fussy to get into place to either put my padlock on or remove it to open the door. I used the pliers to slide the hasp back to be able to open the door. [ Quoting of attachment images from other messages is not allowed ]