What's YOUR favorite tool?
What's YOUR favorite tool?
Mine is a Stanley tool:
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- CapSmashy
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- lucky.bastard
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Still the Fulton Corporation TW30WB 30-Inch Wrecker Pry Bar. It saves minutes per stake, pulling pounded-flat Coleman 10" tent stakes from the playa like a knife through butter.
Fittingly, the wrecking bar will cut you, so be careful.
Fittingly, the wrecking bar will cut you, so be careful.
My Letterman super-tool 200... I break it, they fix it for free... 4 times now.. With that kind of service I'm not afraid of doing the extreme to it.
and I second the DVDBurner reference earlier

and I second the DVDBurner reference earlier
I was Born OK the 1st Time....
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Don't bring defaultia to Burning Man, take Burning Man to defaultia...... graidawg
- TomServo
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Id just use locking jaw pliers to twist the rebar out...but, the pry bar looks like it has a forked claw on the pulling end....and rebar is ribbed for our pleasure.phil wrote:> pulling pounded-flat Coleman 10" tent stakes
Have you tried it on rebar? I've looked at photos of those, and I don't see how to get a grip on rebar with 'em.
anything worth doing is worth overdoing..
- motskyroonmatick
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Substitute Ball Sports with Dangerous Pursuits and insert Fix It Problem Solving and Welding in the previously occupied Dangerous Pursuits spot. Tv and Remote definitely underdeveloped but Control ((insert)Everything) Addiction Center fully if not overly developed. I don't know the difference between the square SEX part and the round SEX part but I sure am glad there is 2 of em in there in case one goes bad.


Black Rock City Welding & Repair. The Night Time Warming Station. Crow Bar.
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When you pass the 4th "bridge out!" sign; the flaming death is all yours.-Knowmad-
Card Carrying Member BRCCP.
When you pass the 4th "bridge out!" sign; the flaming death is all yours.-Knowmad-
Nah, I wouldn't try it with rebar unless it were candy-caned so I could get a grip on it, and I was wearing good gloves, being careful . . .Have you tried it on rebar? I've looked at photos of those, and I don't see how to get a grip on rebar with 'em.
The only rebar I use I do not pound flat, like I do my stakes. The rebar for my kickass shade structure are 18 inch (?) or slightly longer pieces pounded just over halfway into the ground and topped with tennis balls. They're not so bad to get out.
- Bob
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Hippie traps.
Amazing desert structures & stuff: http://sites.google.com/site/potatotrap/
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"Let us say I suggest you may be human." -- Reverend Mother Gaius Helen Mohiam
- Bob
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Shit hooks.
Amazing desert structures & stuff: http://sites.google.com/site/potatotrap/
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"Let us say I suggest you may be human." -- Reverend Mother Gaius Helen Mohiam
- Elderberry
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- unjonharley
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- Trishntek
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So many options,,,, so many sensations,,,, my Violet Wand has to be my favorite.
RETROFROLIC, the place of Pink, Pain and Pleasure!
http://www.retrofrolic.com
Some call me Tnt,,,, works for me!
http://www.retrofrolic.com
Some call me Tnt,,,, works for me!
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Trishntek wrote:
So many options,,,, so many sensations,,,, my Violet Wand has to be my favorite.
I thought i was an experienced man of the world been there worn the t-shirt but the only thing i recognised here was the extension lead
FREE THE SHERPAS
Burners with torches is right and natural and just.-fishy.
CATCH AND RELEASE.
Burners with torches is right and natural and just.-fishy.
CATCH AND RELEASE.
- Trishntek
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The more common attachment seen used with a violet wand. My selection is revered even by renowned collectors.
It can tingle, it can burn,,,, it can massage, it can tickle. It can cauterize and it can brand. I can treat those playa dust-filled sinuses and stimulate your scalp! Got a wart? I can burn that little fucker off too! Historically considered "quack medicine", it does have a variety of redeeming qualities with the appropriate attachments.
RETROFROLIC, the place of Pink, Pain and Pleasure!
http://www.retrofrolic.com
Some call me Tnt,,,, works for me!
http://www.retrofrolic.com
Some call me Tnt,,,, works for me!
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- teardropper
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Well, besides my vice grips for the twist/pull method of removing my 18" rebar stakes (these have a 90Ëš heat bent 1 1/4" angle on them that I drive flush with the ground, eliminating a protective covering), this Leatherman Wave is just one handy piece for carrying on your belt. Does just about everything. Very sturdy, except for trying to twist in the pliers. You can snap it.

But I carry in the motorhome a complete set of near everything. More than I need, but I am very popular in camp. Still the Wave is always there, and I don't have to go get a specific tool every time. I am quite lazy, and hate that walk...

But I carry in the motorhome a complete set of near everything. More than I need, but I am very popular in camp. Still the Wave is always there, and I don't have to go get a specific tool every time. I am quite lazy, and hate that walk...
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