Power Tools make better "FRAGmatists"!

[Mako Shark II]

What do Tim "œThe Tool Man" Taylor & Marty "œMako Shark II" Klauss each have in Common?

MORE POWER!

"Hey Folks! What Time is it???"

"TOOL TIME!!"

I was trying to figure out a quick way to Frag the Devil's Hand for some other reef members, but getting the leathers to foot, is always the hardest part, so.... I re-wired it with MORE POWER!!!!

AUOH! AUOH!! AUOH!!!!

I guess I'm just a "œFrag"-matisit:
"¢ Main Entry: Frag"¢ma"¢tist
"¢ Pronunciation: \ˈfrag-mə-ˌti-st\
"¢ Function: noun
"¢ Date: circa 2009
1: a reef hobbyist with a practical application of power Tools, used to "œfragment" Corals, live rocks and other invertebrates for other Reef Club Members
2: a practical approach to problems and affairs associated with salt water reef tank hobby <tried to strike a balance between principles and fragmatism>
3: an American movement in reef philosophy founded by M.P. Klauss

Half-way there

Six "“seconds later"¦. (Only "˜cause I took my time!)

 

[ihavtats29]

notice the one handed method, leaving one free hand to guzzle down the beer not shown due to OSHA REQ # 1.483.6973

 

[Mako Shark II]

Exactly! But I'll have them in the Cooler! (.... to keep the frags from over-heating!)

 

[MrRyanT]

Wow! Where's the other half of your thumb?

 

[Mako Shark II]

I thought that was a leather..... AHHH!!!

 

[Mako Shark II]

Turns out, I have one extra one of these. Once I removed the biggest one, I discovered I actually had four, not three.

So one more is still available (Assuming Dave (snakemanvet) still wants his.

<a href=showthread.php?s=&postid=15517002#post15517002 target=_blank>Originally posted</a> by Mako Shark II

 

[Mako Shark II]

Now that I'm back in town after missing the Frag Swap, it's time to serve up this last remaining Devil's Hand. It's mounted on a nice 3" chunk of LR.

 

[ducklabdad]

Try a "Chain saw" to frag it with!!! That power tool should really whip it out in short order for you Mary!! LOL

 

[Mako Shark II]

"Mary"?

And contrary to popular misconception, I actually had to be extremely careful in these close quarters, as the baby's were in close proximity to the mother colony.

Thus, the thin .050" (finetoothed) Sawzall blade was good to get between and under the specimen, and onto the LR substrate. (I was going to use a Dremel tool, then thought: "œBag that idea! Hey y'all! Watch this!" )

But Bill, if you ever want to frag that 55 into a couple smaller nano's, I'll be sure to stop by with the chainsaw! :hammer:

 

[ihavtats29]

lol Mary ???

 

[Mako Shark II]

I know! Right??