Multitool: redone

[JamesCH95]

Originally Posted by Aerosound

That is really nice, and I will definitely keep it in mind. The only problem is, it's over my strict 50 dollar price range. I can try to convince my folks though.

This is one of those tools where you'll really hate getting a cheaper one, i.e. penny wise, pound foolish. It will be with you for 20+ years. Good luck with the parents

[Joe Ross]

Originally Posted by JamesCH95

This is one of those tools where you'll really hate getting a cheaper one, i.e. penny wise, pound foolish. It will be with you for 20+ years. Good luck with the parents

Another apropos saying would be "Don't look a gift horse in the mouth". I don't think there's a problem with a high school student getting a slightly cheaper, but still good quality tool at this point in his life, especially considering its a gift. In a few years, he'll have several years experience with a multitool and will be better able to decide what he really needs, and can make the best decision then. Hopefully, he'll also have a well paying job.

[J.Warsoff]

Originally Posted by Joe Ross

Hopefully, he'll also have a well paying job.

Yes, hopefully...

[GCentola]

Originally Posted by Aerosound

Yes, hopefully...

I hear there is this amazing program called FIRST that prepares people for jobs in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics, some of which are high paying.

[DonRotolo]

Originally Posted by Aerosound

basically filled with knives and dangerous tools.

Yeah, like our teammates

Originally Posted by GCentola

I hear there is this amazing program called FIRST that prepares people for jobs in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics, some of which are high paying.

Wow, possibly a HPJIE*? How cool would that be?


*High Paying Job In Electronics.