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marrjos location: Owen Sound, Ontario Gender: Male \|	Re: CUSTOM UE TOOL <Reply # 40 on 8/25/2005 5:12 PM >

	I like the idea but as said in previous replies i would be worried about the legal issues. but great idea!

uem-Tux Iron Wok Jan location: Montreal Gender: Male UE Geek \| \| \|	Re: CUSTOM UE TOOL <Reply # 41 on 9/6/2005 3:40 AM >

	I would be interested in buying such a tool. I'd pay a great deal for it too. I don't know if every model should have bolt cutters, but I do appreciate high quality tools. (My flashlight cost me 200$, it was worth every penny) For anyone who's interested, my flashlight: http://www.planeta...iew-we9traider.htm [last edit 9/6/2005 3:41 AM by uem-Tux - edited 1 times] Urban Exploration Montreal Why are you the way that you are?

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Re: CUSTOM UE TOOL
<Reply # 42 on 9/6/2005 10:31 AM >

Posted by uem-Tux
I would be interested in buying such a tool. I'd pay a great deal for it too. I don't know if every model should have bolt cutters, but I do appreciate high quality tools. (My flashlight cost me 200$, it was worth every penny)

Just wondering, and don't take this as a personal attack.. But why the hell did you pay 200 for a flashlight.. the surefire 9P has FAR better output for $75 (although you really don't 'need' a 200 lumen flashlight) and many other fairly bright solid flashlight for alot cheaper? or if you were looking for a rechargeable (which I don't blame you, battery prices start to stack if you use the thing alot.. you would get a surefire 6P with a recharge kit for $140
(although I am maybe missing something I dunno..)

I was just wondering, thats all..

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Louie \| \|	Re: CUSTOM UE TOOL <Reply # 43 on 9/6/2005 3:09 PM >

	Yeah... tux, your flashlight sounds like it wasn't worth it. Surefires are cheaper than that, and they've got the support to back it all up.

Corallis \|	Re: CUSTOM UE TOOL <Reply # 44 on 9/8/2005 3:46 PM >

	Just out of curiosity, when you say $200, do you mean you spent $200 CAD on it? Or USD? I've found several places online where you can get that light for just over $100 USD. Lock Pick Reviews

uem-Tux Iron Wok Jan location: Montreal Gender: Male UE Geek \| \| \|	Re: CUSTOM UE TOOL <Reply # 45 on 9/9/2005 5:02 AM >

	200 CAD. I bought it directly from the company director, whom a coworker of mine introduced me to, knowing I was the kind of guy who appreciated a good light. At the time, the flashlight was all I needed, and I didn't even have to pay him the 200 bucks for a long while. Even before paying for it, I knew that I'd never give up the light because it just freaking rocks. I'm sure these surefires are great and all, but this light does exactly what I need, I can light up the side of a building or the ground at my feet, it's extremely tough (it has survived a 1 story fall onto concrete completely undamaged), and the batteries are good quality. I had the 200$, so why not buy the light that no one else was going to have? And that's the story of how I came to buy my flashlight. I hope it answers all your questions. Urban Exploration Montreal Why are you the way that you are?

Pravus location: Chicago Area Gender: Male Now the two key words for tonight - "caution" and "flammable"... \| \| \|	Re: CUSTOM UE TOOL <Reply # 46 on 9/9/2005 3:08 PM >

	Hey man.. not about to knock it, if yer happy with the thing more power to ya.. Live to Serve, Serve to Live..

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