It's not very good IMO. The controls are right where you grab the light to position it and they are smooth, so you have to actually look at it to adjust it.....unless its when you don't want to. Also, it doesn't hold a position very well and slight angles cause a distorted view.
I do!.... anything is better than nothing...lol I have a handheld one that's like 2" inches...... Well.... I mean I guess one is at least that bigIt's not very good IMO. The controls are right where you grab the light to position it and they are smooth, so you have to actually look at it to adjust it.....unless its when you don't want to. Also, it doesn't hold a position very well and slight angles cause a distorted view.
I bought it on Amerzon. You want it?
Is that the Engineer set?
Is that the Engineer set?
Here are some hobby-plier highlights...first up, flush cut with lead-keeper.
Regular flush cut...superfluous really..
Precision scissor. I use these a lot Very sharp.
Hard wire cutter. I use these for bus wire so as not to dull my lead cutters.
Short-nose plier. These are good if you need an extra grip on something small.
Long-nose flat plier. Good for lead straightening and general grabbage..
Wire-forming plier. These work well with smaller gauge bus wire. Used in combination with a round nose plier, you can make all sorts of precision bends (ask Vikki).
My wire stripper / cutter. Set and forget.
Double-flush cutter. Yup.
Bent nose plier. Great for breadboarding and sorting parts.
Butt-end flush cutters...nice for leads in tight spaces. Used quite a bit.
Mine are an obvious extension of my penis or an overcompensation for my lack of skills. Except for that one pair....they are just cool.
Is that the Engineer set?
Here are some hobby-plier highlights...first up, flush cut with lead-keeper.
Regular flush cut...superfluous really..
Precision scissor. I use these a lot Very sharp.
Hard wire cutter. I use these for bus wire so as not to dull my lead cutters.
Short-nose plier. These are good if you need an extra grip on something small.
Long-nose flat plier. Good for lead straightening and general grabbage..
Wire-forming plier. These work well with smaller gauge bus wire. Used in combination with a round nose plier, you can make all sorts of precision bends (ask Vikki).
My wire stripper / cutter. Set and forget.
Double-flush cutter. Yup.
Bent nose plier. Great for breadboarding and sorting parts.
Butt-end flush cutters...nice for leads in tight spaces. Used quite a bit.
$20 is too bloody expensive for cardboard & tape.
I read that as “flesh cutters”…
Isn’t “a soulless machine” just another quality tool at the end of the day?…
You'll have to get a PRS
You'll have to get a PRS
showing everybody how stupid my carefully constructed comment is?
We don't normally discus these things in the open.
Pardon my adolescent satire. Here is the one I use. It's probably not as bad as I make it out to be.We don't normally discus these things in the open.
It's pretty sturdy. The frame is enclosed, which adds a bit to that.
