Sold! TaranTool 3.0
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Wow! Impressed. My dive-gear bag is near my checked-bag weight limit. Plus I need clothes and camera gear.
TMurrr
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@grantctobin received mine last Friday, looks great! Really excited to use it.
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Two remain.
Chiming in to praise the Tarantool- it is not a replacement for dedicated tools in the workshop. But it is THE tool to take on a weekend's diving, a liveaboard vacation.
I have tried several tools for stuff like opening the inflator mechanism, or the tank valve knob and they gloriously failed, got twisted.
Tarantool is more sturdy, I have the first version which came without this case woth orings & pick (which is one of the things most common to happen?) but I still enjoy it after all these years, take it to every dive and no signs of pitting or other types of corrosion.
A lot of thought has been put to this tool to make it useful, not a gimmick.
I have tried several tools for stuff like opening the inflator mechanism, or the tank valve knob and they gloriously failed, got twisted.
Tarantool is more sturdy, I have the first version which came without this case woth orings & pick (which is one of the things most common to happen?) but I still enjoy it after all these years, take it to every dive and no signs of pitting or other types of corrosion.
A lot of thought has been put to this tool to make it useful, not a gimmick.
ADVRider808
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I see that you've listed all sold. If you happen to find another floating around in the bottom of a pile of bits and bobs, I'll take it. Slim chance, I know.
InWay2Deep
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^ Same I'd be down for one if you do another order
San Diego Climber
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Same!
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React to this post if there’s demand for a 3rd SB order
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