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What is it? This was shot with my cell phone camera using a fluorescent desk lamp and ambient incandescent lighting. I took about a dozen shots before I got one that was close to acceptable. Then I post-processed, adjusting color balance, brightness, and contrast adjustments.
![]() I will post a more revealing view of this gadget in a couple days. Cal |
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Cal,
It looks like one of those all-in-one tools folded up completely. A plastic ruler made in Britain? I'm surprised since almost anyhting plastic of this nature now comes from China. |
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This is, indeed, a multipurpose tool. The thing I find interesting is the small size of this tool. Most of these type of tools including Leatherman, are about twice this size. I'll post a shot of the tool opened up tomorrow or Tuesday. Cal |
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Here's the tool opened up.
![]() The brushed stainless steel from which this tool is constructed makes it very difficult to light because of odd reflections. Cal Last edited by calr; Jan 7, 2013 at 1:51 PM. |
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I can imagine how difficult it would be to photograph. Looks like a very neat little gizmo, what I call all of these multi-purpose tools (I've had a leatherman but now stick to a large pocket knife type of one. Doesn't have the neat plyers, I really like them!).
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