Electrician's Bear Jaw's Parts

[Biru]

Benner:

Here's a mediocre pic of the tool. Mine has a serrated knife, the huge Bear Phillips, two flat screwdrivers, saw, can opener (?!!!), and some other tool I can't recall at the moment. The jaws are the type of wire strippers used on most electrician's strip tools, but VERY beefy. I used mine on sound jobs and they worked very well. The pliers are a bit of a compromise, but I never had much trouble. Bears may be somewhat on/off at times, but their general build inspires confidence. This was my second high quality tool after my PST-copy Toolzall, and it's never given me one spot of trouble. It's one of my better-built Bears.

Regards, Bill.



I don't know what I do that I can't get pics to automatically open. I need to check out the stickies regarding the matter. Sorry, Bill.

[J-sews]

http://i180.photobucket.com/albums/x276/Multitool/BJElect.jpg

I don't know what I do that I can't get pics to automatically open. I need to check out the stickies regarding the matter. Sorry, Bill.

Its real easy Bill. First use your cursor to highlight that line of code representing your picture. Then simply go up and click on that little icon above the smiley faces that looks like a picture. It will automatically put IMG image tags on each end or your link.

So instead of this: http://i180.photobucket.com/albums/x276/Multitool/BJElect.jpg

It should look like this:  [i m g] http://i180.photobucket.com/albums/x276/Multitool/BJElect.jpg [/i m g]

(now keep in mind that I had to add spaces between the i and m and g in order have it show what I'm talking about)

Give it a try!
Bob

[Biru]

Thanks so much, Bob. I really need to check out the forum operations more. I have a relatively slow dial-up connection (the only thing currently available to me, sigh) and haven't posted many pictures.

Again, my sincerest thanks. Good Weekend, Bill.

[Biru]

Whoa! It worked! Thanks again, J-sews.

[Benner]

Thanks for the pic Biru. 

[gafftapegreenia]

As of 6/16/08, the tool is on its way back to me.

[J-sews]

That was quick! Now hopefully they fixed it up right......

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

That was a quick turn around

[gafftapegreenia]

The Bear came home today! The screw is shortened, so my tool closes fully, the file is straight, and that mighty philips is on beautiful and beefy driver. I am satisfied.

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

The Bear came home today! The screw is shortened, so my tool closes fully, the file is straight, and that mighty philips is on beautiful and beefy driver. I am satisfied.

Cool , keep us updated on your thoughts about the tool once you've used it a bit please mate

[Benner]

The Bear came home today! The screw is shortened, so my tool closes fully, the file is straight, and that mighty philips is on beautiful and beefy driver. I am satisfied.

That was pretty quick. 

Glad to hear it's all sorted.

[J-sews]

 I just love a happy ending.

[gafftapegreenia]

And I just started my next gig, so I should be able to have some good active EDC for the next few weeks.

[Biru]

Glad to hear you're pleased. It bummed me that Bear was being so difficult as they've always had a place in my heart (they were my first quality multitool). I'll wager you will be spoiled by that easy access to the tools when compared to having to open, select, withdraw and close the handles on other tools. The comfortable handles on the pliers are great as well.

Good Luck and congrats, Bill.