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On one of our normal meeting nights, the college mentors realized that we were all very well equiped to be working on the robot in or out of the shop.
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22-03-2010 14:18
Peter Matteson
Re: pic: Team 125 Multi-tool Collection
That looks like a TSA don't display from the security lines at Hartsfield-Jackson in ATL.
22-03-2010 22:43
dude__hi
Re: pic: Team 125 Multi-tool Collection
Need to include all the hazardous liquids: gasoline, ethanols, nitroglycerin and orange juice.
22-03-2010 23:58
Edoc'sil
Re: pic: Team 125 Multi-tool Collection
Carbonfiber skeletool is the best one there.
PS, I have one too.
23-03-2010 01:35
kjolana1124
Re: pic: Team 125 Multi-tool Collection
If half our team didn't have multi-tools, I'm pretty sure we would not be functioning right now.
23-03-2010 03:15
Re: pic: Team 125 Multi-tool Collection
I own the skeletool, but I don't carry it unless I'm on an Audio Gig. Does anyone know of a multi tool that's as easy to open as my Cold Steel Ti-Lite, or my Sog Trident, or my Kershaw Leek?
23-03-2010 04:35
sanddrag
Re: pic: Team 125 Multi-tool Collection
My Leatherman Micra has served me well for years. On occasion, I use my Chinese Autodesk giveaway multitool from Atlanta 07. I still find it rather amusing they were handing kids decent sized (and really super sharp) knives.
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