I have the remaining plain stonewashed Titanium Wroaches finished. These handy little pocket tools feature a prytip with wire stripper notch, flat screwdriver, bottle opener, acetylene B tank wrench, 5/16 bit holder, 1/4 bit holder and oxygen wrench which doubles as a lanyard opening. Stout rubber O-rings provide a comfortable grip. Overall length is 3.5".
Wroaches are $75 plus shipping. This is a very small batch, about 30 pieces, so one per customer please, thanks.
Overseas customers: Please note, Priority Mail International shipments may be slow to arrive and there is no actual tracking available. I provide that option for folks who understandably do not want to pay the high rate for Express Mail. For this sale however I'll also give the option for 3-5 day delivery via Express Mail International. Note: latest mail delivery times seem to be pretty much back to normal.
Sold out, thank you folks!
Very nice!
ReplyDeleteI've been waiting for these, patiently of course. :)
Thanks, Peter!
Very nice!
ReplyDeletenice indeed. picked one up as well.
ReplyDeleteDarn. Missed them by minutes.
ReplyDeleteI still have more. Paypal is so balky this morning that it is giving me fits so I shut down the sale prematurely.
ReplyDeleteAh....I was going to say! Those went rather quick...well faster than usual! haha
ReplyDeleteif that's the case, and you are taking 'comment' orders - I would like one please.
ReplyDeleteTks
Just email me!
ReplyDeleteThanks again Peter for another cool tool.
ReplyDeleteThanks Peter. Great looking tool.
ReplyDeleteHope you're feeling better Peter,nice looking tool! Any out of steel coming? Gary :>)
ReplyDeleteThanks Gary. None in steel, just the ti ones. Some new designs are coming in May though.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the heads up, love new designs!!! Can't wait, any sharp things? Gary :>)
ReplyDeletePeter,
ReplyDeleteAny more left out of the paypal debacle?
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My Wroach arrived today! It's merely the first of what I hope are MANY Peter Atwood tools. It's sweet: light but feels nice in my hand. The o-rings are just the thing to give you some grip and a little cushion. Can't wait to put it to use.
ReplyDeleteMy Ti Wroach landed last night, and I can see already that this tool is going to become my edc for a while!
ReplyDeleteThe 5/32” Titanium is nice and beefy. The 3.5”OAL is sweet. The tool measures about 3/4” wide and the V-notch is deep and sharp.
I foresee no problem ripping thru Zip-ties that I commonly use during the saltwater fishing season using the Wroach!
Very pleased with this one, right on, Peter!
Man, mine still didn't come today. It always takes a while for me, which is strange because it seems that Mass to Maine should be pretty quick. USPS stinks.
ReplyDeleteFinally I got one :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Peter, I cant wait to receive it.
Good luck all, I pass...
ReplyDeleteI am saving $$ for mr.Chubbs :)
Any info you want to share about this Mr.Chubbs with us Peter?? :D
What is a Mr.Chubbs?
ReplyDeleteThe wroach looks good but I gotta pass too. I am hunting for a Fixer!
All I know is that Mr.Chubbs "holds an edge"
ReplyDeletePeter mentioned "Him" some time ago.
I hope Peter gives us more info soon, or better, the introduction of Mr.Chubbs himself:)
FINALLY! Can't wait to see what you got coming next month.
ReplyDelete-Rick
According to this interview,
ReplyDeletehttp://blog.makezine.com/archive/2010/03/make_interviews_peter_atwood.html
it's a fixed blade tool...no telling if the production models will be on necklaces or not! Care to give us a hint Peter?
@enki,
ReplyDeleteWell...it looks like I am hunting for a Mr.Chubbs too then!
Hey Peter,
ReplyDeleteAre these blasted then tumbled? I love the gun metal finish on these! :)
Yes, exactly. They were sanded, blasted and tumbled. A bunch of darned work it was. ;)
ReplyDeleteWell thanks for taking the time. My new favorite finish! :D
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