Fenix has just come out with their second version of the E12.
Three connected tools:
1. Fenix E12 Version 2 Single AA flashlight (compared to the Teralux LightStar 100)
2. Rambler Swiss Army Knife
2. Tritium (Wiki) key chain light - not glow in the dark, but rather on 24/7.
Three connected tools:
1. Teralux LightStar100 Single AA flashlight
2. Rambler Swiss Army Knife
2. Tritium (Wiki) key chain light - not glow in the dark, but rather on 24/7.
Three connected tools. 1. AA Mini Mag with very efficient Teralux conversion to LED 2. Swiss Army Knife 2. Tritium (Wiki) key chain light - not glow in the dark, but rather on 24/7. ![]() |
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I learned of these at a Harley-Davidson dealership in Oakland.
Great tool to keep in the glove compartment of your car.
I have used for numerous repairs both automotive and at home or visiting.
Pictured in the teeth is a Thumb Nut which was part of the terminals on a No. 6 Dry Cell. They were used for telephones, alarms, toys, flashlights, Western Union Clocks and many other applications. Probably the most common battery of the first 50 years of dry batteries.
4238862 Pocket multiple tool, Timothy S. Leatherman, 1980-12-16, 7/128; 81/424; 81/427.5 -
5697114 Folding multi-tool, Herman J. McIntosh, Ken E. Griffey, Greg Cook, Larry Hinchman, Leatherman Tool Group, 1997-12-16, -
Although I own a number of multipurpose tools, I carry the Classic Swiss army knife. It is very versatile and has been used for all kinds of useful tasks. Although many of the tools on this page will fit into your pants pocket they are much too heavy to carry all the time. The Classic Swiss army knife has an attachment point for a key ring and is light enough to actually carry.
The Rambler is the same length as the Classic but has an additional blade with a philiph screwdriver tip, a bottle opener and a notch for stripping wires.
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Gabriel
Branby (video)
CEO of Gränsfors
Bruks AB
Gränsfors make one the finest forged axes in the world. It has become more than just an axe. It is an icon for quality and a belief that there is another way of making things. |
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I've had this pocket knife for many
decades. But it's not practical to carry in your
pocket on a daily basis. The bail (like on a one gallon paint can) has fallen off (black hole in wood grip). The brass oval name plate says "Case". On the knife blade "Case XX, U.S.A." and on the other side "12031L" 3317996 Knife bolster assembly, Paolantonio Antonio, Colonial Knife Co, 1967-05-09, - bolster covers the pin that holds the knife together without showing pin |
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This is a well used & abused utility knife that has a number of useful features. Contemporary Utility Knives (Wiki)
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Fig 7 Stanley Utility Blades 11-921L
50 blade wall mount dispenser.
2870537 Pocket safety knife, Ortner Samuel, 1959-01-27, - this is the general idea, but this one uses a blade with many holes and notches.
3316635 Scoring knife, George W Merrow, Robert F Mckee, Robert F West, Stanley, 1967-05-02, - "...knife handle which cooperates with an adjustable blade to break off the dull used sections thereof..."
3448518 Knife, Harry Sklar, 1969-06-10, - blades come all attached to each other, you break off the old blade - Segmented blade or "snap-off blade" - I remember using one of these.
3518758 Utility knife with movable and rotatable blade, Robert A Bennett, 1970-07-07, - almost the modern blade. Trapezoid shape with 3 notches.
3577637 Retractable blade knife, Paul A Braginetz, Philip Morris, 1971-05-04, - trapezoid blade with 2 notches. Handel stores spare blade.
3593417 Hand tool having a holder for spare blades and the like, Robert F West, Robert S Hyde, Stanley, 1971-07-20, - trapezoid blade with 2 notches, handle stores a number of blades. Classic thumb slide to expose blade.
While not really a pocket tool this is the closest web
page. After seeing a review by BigCliveDotCom on YouTube:
Fig 1 parts as received
Fig 2 Install the bar position screw
Fig 3 The overall bar length is 7-1/4"
(18.4cm).
The cutting length is 5-1/2" (14 cm).
The bar is marked: 18.5 cm/4"; 38 x 1/4" P
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Some major brands are offering these one hand electric chain
saws & classical battery electric chain saws.
Bosch
EasyCut 12 with nanoBlade (AvE video)
Milwaukee
M12 Fuel Hatchet - 5-1/2" cutting length, but you can
install the Milwaukee pole saw b
Stihl
GTA 26 Pruner - (YouTube) - MSA-120,
12", (YouTube)
Makita
XCU06 18V 10" - (YouTube) - built-in
oiler and chain brake but not as powerful as other electric
chainsaws like the EGO 18" Cordless (YouTube).
EGO Power+ 14" CS1401 - uses the standard EGO 56 V battery that comes in different AH ratings.
Torque
Electric motors are capable of a lot of torque but to do that they need a lot of current. For an example where the battery, with plenty of Amp Hours, would not perform because it had limited current output see the Tamiya Grasshopper and the video "Duratrax Sprint 2 ESC Problem when Starting".
Milwaukee now has some of their batteries rated for High Output for just this reason.
It may be the case that a "high output" battery would allow the Makita XCU06 to be stronger.
YouTube: Best Cordless Chainsaw - Head-2-Head Test -
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I made a cardboard box to store the saw, it's
manuals, tools and oil for the chain (gallon jug) and gas
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