I'd get one or three What's the price estimate
Thats pretty cool, is that what your going with? JR
Many thanks for the 3d mockup Tofty So this has the same central hex driver function as the coin design we are going with, but can be attached to a keyring, and have other things attached to it. Also, the same design can be put onto it.IMO this would have been a better choice
Very late to the party. I didn't know about this effort, so I couldn't express my opinion earlier. I don't know if it is finalized but I have a query: Why so many (6) MT. initials around? Is it impossible to print the Forum icon, the famous "Generic" Multitool with parallel handles?
Seems a bit wrong to me. A multitool coin that says multitool on it but has only one function.And at expected $15 a pop is seriously overpriced for that one function.Not having a go, just the way I see it.Good luck anyway.
I'm glad you asked Bob, because you need to get one or you are going to owe me a lot of drinks when I see you next! In WWI pilots had Challenge Coins struck with their unit info on it. They were required to have them on them at all times, and they would often challenge eachother to present it. If you are challenged and cannot produce it you owe the challenger a drink. If you do produce it, the challenger owes you a drink.Def
I'd like:-a second hole near the outside, I can pass a keyring and easily removable for using as a coin for the supermarket "caddie"-Hex on the edge like a wrench-half edge: to small to large flat screwdriving ability, ideal for keyring opening instead of nail
Quote from: alundra on April 27, 2013, 12:40:51 AMI'd like:-a second hole near the outside, I can pass a keyring and easily removable for using as a coin for the supermarket "caddie"-Hex on the edge like a wrench-half edge: to small to large flat screwdriving ability, ideal for keyring opening instead of nailA little late for input now!DefSent from a digital multitool