This is an interesting thread Gareth I hope we have some participation in this and I may just carry an oddball different one now and again just to post in here but we need a more definitive list on what can qualify So as of now it can be - Leap- Genus, Hybrid or Vista- Raptor- Juice (any model? or just some of the more obscure ones? )- The one piece type tools like the Piranha and specific similar types as the Pump and Rails?Any more? The ones with question marks are more left up to you Gareth as you started the thread and have in mind what types of tools need to be in here
I carry LM Piranha on my vest pocket allways, vest is on me allmost all the time except when at work where i wear my work clothes(Image removed from quote.)Only Tools Matters
My wife carries the Raptor shears because of her line of work.
Quote from: effjaybay on January 30, 2019, 07:55:47 PMMy wife carries the Raptor shears because of her line of work.Is she a first responder of some kind?
Quote from: Gareth on January 30, 2019, 08:28:44 PMQuote from: effjaybay on January 30, 2019, 07:55:47 PMMy wife carries the Raptor shears because of her line of work.Is she a first responder of some kind? She's an Emergency Dept. RN.
Quote from: Poncho65 on January 30, 2019, 05:28:18 PMThis is an interesting thread Gareth I hope we have some participation in this and I may just carry an oddball different one now and again just to post in here but we need a more definitive list on what can qualify So as of now it can be - Leap- Genus, Hybrid or Vista- Raptor- Juice (any model? or just some of the more obscure ones? )- The one piece type tools like the Piranha and specific similar types as the Pump and Rails?Any more? The ones with question marks are more left up to you Gareth as you started the thread and have in mind what types of tools need to be in here I wasn't going to try and make it too definitive or exclusive. So taking the Juice as an example; just how many, of any variety, do we see being carried regularly? Not that many I think, so I'd say they qualify. Others are free to disagree. Hell, AFAIK not that many own up to carrying a Sidekick all that often, so even though it's current production I'd be happy to see them. Not to ignore the old flashlights, the one piece tools etc.
Quote from: Antti Lammi on January 30, 2019, 05:50:54 PMI carry LM Piranha on my vest pocket allways, vest is on me allmost all the time except when at work where i wear my work clothes(Image removed from quote.)Only Tools MattersNice example Antti. Do you get to use it very often?
Good thread G I would think the Flair might qualify
This seems to be the oddball of the Supertool family (Image removed from quote.)
Quote from: Poncho65 on February 02, 2019, 07:04:59 PMThis seems to be the oddball of the Supertool family (Image removed from quote.)It's the best of the "supertool" series!
Once upon a time the Core was a MT that I saw people carrying on here a lot. Not so any more though and it seems all but forgotten about. Poncho, am I right in thinking none of the tools clump together?
Quote from: Gareth on February 03, 2019, 12:51:38 AMOnce upon a time the Core was a MT that I saw people carrying on here a lot. Not so any more though and it seems all but forgotten about. Poncho, am I right in thinking none of the tools clump together?It was a very carried tool on here when I first joined That is correct Gareth, none of the tools clump and I remember the argument on both sides when the ST300 came out and it did clump In ways it does seem like a step backwards but I have never found it to be a problem with my ST300 Wonder what the ST400 will have to offer when they bring it out one of these days
Quote from: Poncho65 on February 03, 2019, 12:57:33 AMQuote from: Gareth on February 03, 2019, 12:51:38 AMOnce upon a time the Core was a MT that I saw people carrying on here a lot. Not so any more though and it seems all but forgotten about. Poncho, am I right in thinking none of the tools clump together?It was a very carried tool on here when I first joined That is correct Gareth, none of the tools clump and I remember the argument on both sides when the ST300 came out and it did clump In ways it does seem like a step backwards but I have never found it to be a problem with my ST300 Wonder what the ST400 will have to offer when they bring it out one of these days I know I always thought calling the clumping a "feature" was an excellent bit of marketing if nothing else.