I'd have to get 2. Because as soon as my wife saw it she'd pinch it for a piece of art to hang somewhere :rolleyes:
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I'd have to get 2. Because as soon as my wife saw it she'd pinch it for a piece of art to hang somewhere :rolleyes:
theres another use for it, wall hanging,,,,,,,,,,,
So are these for sale mate?
We need pics of each use in action. :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by The BigFella
Cuppa
hold your horses fella's.
Im doing some interstate driving for a few weeks, mate has a couple of drivers down and with Chrissy on its way he needs all the drivers he can get.
Now, to answer DogMan, yes mate these will be for sale as from next week.
Send me a PM with any questions or you can try me on the dog n bone ()
Be patient though, I may be asleep in a roadside rest area if I dont pickup straight away.
Us old farts need all the beauty sleep we can get.
I will post some photos and details including prices in the vendors section over the weekend.
I hope this has answered some questions guys.
As said mate, I removed you mobile number but if you want it back up feel free to do so............I do not want anyone to get your number in case you get heaps of crap calls and SMS's
All good dogman, no worries at all!
I now have plenty in stock and am happy to extend the introductory offer for friends and family of nissanpatrol.com members!
Spread the word guys, the Fat man in the red suit isnt that far away!
Here's a pic of one in use on an 1860 no. 8 chicken fryer. Bottle open needs a little work, sorry no candles at camp, Rule 45 I think.
Think we worked out most uses. Will get a pic lifting stove Cover later. Great piece of kit
Imo the bottom edge of the lift point being used in the pic, needs to be squared to aid in the bottle opening opp..Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
Just an observation.
Kallen Westbrook
Owner of
Westy's Accessories
Just a quickie to Kallen You can't laser cut them as they are tapered, plus don't think would work or look as good. IMO
Your right there. Forging gives it the look it needs...Quote:
Originally Posted by threedogs
Kallen Westbrook
Owner of
Westy's Accessories
Used one Christmas day as a trivet for the Ham to sit on while cooking. Worked a treat and cleaned up real nice!
So far Im happy with the uses for these multi tools.
I agree with Westy they could have a little more definition, however they work well in their current form.
We will work on the definition as we progress.
Thanks guys for all your feed back, happy camping!
Finally got off my ass...Quote:
Originally Posted by Westy's Accessories
http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...2013/01/47.jpg
Came up nice imo
Kallen Westbrook
Owner of
Westy's Accessories
Un screw the steel jaws and put in some 12mm x 19mm aluminium jaws.
I have one of Big fellas multi tools I've nearly got it completely smooth, then its going
into the fire to get red hot and I'll dip it in sump oil to black it, thats the plan. I'll put pics
up as I go along, handy jigger though, and great talking point. even had some guess it was a house number, der
Heres my vice, weighs over 60 kgs the smaller one is a Peter wright solid block. Already over 150-200 yrs, gunna outlast my family