Question Do you bring tools with you on dives?

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Could just be regional preference. I think there is more risk of cutting the oring if it’s partially extruded than just doing a quick depressurization and making sure the oring is seated.
Ah yes. I forgot about the oring extruding thing. Good point.
 
Could just be regional preference. I think there is more risk of cutting the oring if it’s partially extruded than just doing a quick depressurization and making sure the oring is seated.
Any worries about water intrusion into depressurized regs? Or just purge promptly?

Probably more of a concern in seawater, which is also where I would probably not mess with diveable bubbles anyway (clear route to surface)
 
https://www.shearwater.com/products/teric/
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