Shirogorov Tool with 4 bits to disassemble/assemble knives Russia Media
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Shirogorov Tool with 4 bits to disassemble/assemble knives Russia
The tool comes with four bits. To prevent loss, all four bits can be tied together in a special container inside the bit holder. The bits are designed to fit the axle screws, handle screws, and screw clamps of all current Shirogorov workshop products. A magnet is installed in the head of the tool to hold the "working" bit. The holding force is more than moderate (meaning you don't need to use Hercules to pull the bit out), but it is sufficient to prevent the bit from flying out – even if you swing the bit holder like a cavalry saber. The handle heads are aligned on each of the four edges, creating a more interesting design and ensuring a more secure grip. The tool comes with four bits. To prevent loss, all four bits can be tied together in a special container inside the bit holder. The bits are designed to fit the axle screws, handle screws, and clamping screws of all current Shirogorov workshop products. A magnet is installed in the head of the tool, holding the "working" bit. The holding force is more than moderate (meaning a Hercules-like effort isn't necessary to remove the bit), but it's sufficient to prevent the bit from flying off—even when swinging the bit holder like a cavalry saber. Each of the four edges of the handle head is aligned in a straight line. This adds interest to the design and ensures a more secure grip.
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The tool comes with four bits. To prevent loss, all four bits can be tied together in a special container inside the bit holder. The bits are designed to fit the axle screws, handle screws, and screw clamps of all current Shirogorov workshop products. A magnet is installed in the head of the tool to hold the "working" bit. The holding force is more than moderate (meaning you don't need to use Hercules to pull the bit out), but it is sufficient to prevent the bit from flying out – even if you swing the bit holder like a cavalry saber. The handle heads are aligned on each of the four edges, creating a more interesting design and ensuring a more secure grip. The tool comes with four bits. To prevent loss, all four bits can be tied together in a special container inside the bit holder. The bits are designed to fit the axle screws, handle screws, and clamping screws of all current Shirogorov workshop products. A magnet is installed in the head of the tool, holding the "working" bit. The holding force is more than moderate (meaning a Hercules-like effort isn't necessary to remove the bit), but it's sufficient to prevent the bit from flying off—even when swinging the bit holder like a cavalry saber. Each of the four edges of the handle head is aligned in a straight line. This adds interest to the design and ensures a more secure grip.
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https://rusblade.com/
https://t.me/rusbladecom
https://www.instagram.com/rusbladecom/
https://www.facebook.com/rusbladecom/