Just want to say up front that I really appreciate all the interest and support this year, you all have been unbelievably kind and generous. I'm extremely fortunate to have so many fine people collecting, using and enjoying my crazy little creations. Thank you so VERY much!
Today I have some titanium BedBugs finished. These are very light and handy little guys. They have a plain stonewashed finish and come with #1 Phillips bit, two sets of #204 O-rings and a stainless #.5 S Biner from NiteIze. I may not bother to make any anodized titanium captive bit tools partly because fresh O-rings tend to leave a little bit of oily residue on the metal which dulls the colors slightly and is tough to clean. Anyway, they're great just the way they are so I'm not going to worry about it.
Titanium BedBugs run $45 plus shipping and once again it will be a limit of two on them. Probably it's too late to get anything there before Christmas given the tremendous volume of packages and the delays that are already underway with the post office. Regardless, I hope everyone has a wonderful and relaxing Christmas and all the best for 2013!
These are gone for now, thank you so much!
I got one! Christmas came early. Sweet.
ReplyDeleteAh. Missed it.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas, Peter.
ReplyDeleteAll the best to you and the family.
Hey Peter, I love the new design of these! My bronze one already has a BEAUTIFUL patina on it, but what I'm really looking forward to is BRASS! Do you think that you might have some coming in the next batch? Thank you Peter!!!
ReplyDeleteGot one!! Rah!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Peter for your wonderful little tools--merry Christmas to you, as well as my fellow Atwood tool maniacs...
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ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you, Mr. Atwood.
ReplyDeleteBUGS!! Happy Holidays Peter!
ReplyDeleteWas checking this every 15 minutes. Back to back meetings today and missed it.
ReplyDeleteMerry Christmas to you and yours Peter, and all my fellow Atwood crazies! The tools are incredible, but the fun of collecting them and the people (and comments/pictures) on TB & USN make it much more then just finding shinny kool tools. Spending a large part of my life at sea, it's hard to join in with most activities, but this is one i truly enjoy, and can do from the boat, as long as the internet keeps on working ;D
ReplyDeleteSo Merry Christmas to all, and to all a Tool Night!
I'm liking the Ti!
ReplyDeleteOk peter, holidays are over...time to get back to work(play for us)!!
ReplyDeleteUh oh forgot about Vama nd game tonight...sorry Peter.
ReplyDeleteThese are like jewelry. I'm thouroughly pleased.
ReplyDeletevery cool
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