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Offline Tim_w

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Re: Heavy duty rescue gear for 4821 fire engine
« Reply #10 on: March 06, 2010, 19:18:14 »
Hello Gordon and Bill :wave:,

Excellent custom rescue tool's and an ingenious adaption of old and new in Gordon's design. I am looking forward to seeing the new hydraulic cutters. I couldn't help but notice the discussion surrounding my heavy duty rescue tools. I happen to pop in from time to time but I haven't had the spare time to post any new developments. I must admit I hadn't noticed the error in my original design, its always easier to adapt or improve on something than to come up with the original idea. I am impressed with how you have improved the original idea Bill, thank you for the mention. I am currently working on my own improvement to make the tool cut but I am stuck on one thing, will the cutting blade I am developing be sharp enough ;) ?

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Re: Heavy duty rescue gear for 4821 fire engine
« Reply #11 on: March 06, 2010, 19:23:39 »
Hello Gordon and Bill :wave:,

Excellent custom rescue tool's and an ingenious adaption of old and new in Gordon's design. I am looking forward to seeing the new hydraulic cutters. I couldn't help but notice the discussion surrounding my heavy duty rescue tools. I happen to pop in from time to time but I haven't had the spare time to post any new developments. I must admit I hadn't noticed the error in my original design, its always easier to adapt or improve on something than to come up with the original idea. I am impressed with how you have improved the original idea Bill, thank you for the mention. I am currently working on my own improvement to make the tool cut but I am stuck on one thing, will the cutting blade I am developing be sharp enough ;) ?

Tim

Thanks for your kind comments, Tim, and it's good to see you back.  I only noticed the problem with your original approach this week, after many times of looking at your custom.

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Re: Heavy duty rescue gear for 4821 fire engine
« Reply #12 on: March 06, 2010, 22:29:11 »
Hello Gordon and Bill :wave:,

 I couldn't help but notice the discussion surrounding my heavy duty rescue tools. I happen to pop in from time to time but I haven't had the spare time to post any new developments. I must admit I hadn't noticed the error in my original design, its always easier to adapt or improve on something than to come up with the original idea. I am impressed with how you have improved the original idea Bill, thank you for the mention. I am currently working on my own improvement to make the tool cut but I am stuck on one thing, will the cutting blade I am developing be sharp enough ;) ?
Tim

Hi Tim & Gordon,
First thing to address is, it's great to have your input in this topic again Tim! I was truly in awe of your original designs of the heavy duty cutters, & spreaders, & only was required to make minor adjustments in your design for the ones I manufactured ! A true marvel you originally created, Tim! Well done :wow:! I'm glad to have been able to give you some minor assistance for you to ponder in your orig/mod design tools Gordon! I look forward to everyones future creations & contributions! Give us a taste of your refined design Tim, I'm sure they'll power through anything!
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Re: Heavy duty rescue gear for 4821 fire engine
« Reply #13 on: March 09, 2010, 17:57:33 »
that's excellent tool