Victorinox Swisstool Spirit vs House Gate

[Alfredo]

Hi all,
this morning it was time to substitute electric wire of my small house gate, in fact it's becoming broken...


to this job, I used my Vic Spirit Plus, here you have a link for specifications
http://classic.victorinox.ch/index.cfm?site=victorinox.ch&page=193&lang=E
the Spirit Plus performed well, demounting...

screwing...

demounting more...

cutting and preparing new wires...

helping me on passing the new wire throughout...

and finally reassembling all...

In summary, the Vic Spirit Plus it's a great tool, I never needed for more tools during this job.
Ciao! Alfredo

 

[Mastino]

You forgot the tool on the gate!

 

[Alfredo]

You forgot the tool on the gate!

no, just to take pic!

 

[tytek]

As a sparky I'm impressed but I like a bit of insulation on my tools!

 

[phill_ue]

As a sparky I'm impressed but I like a bit of insulation on my tools!

Chicken! Live life dangerously, lick a wall socket!

 

[Mastino]

Given the fact that we Italians practicaly invented electricity (Volta & Galvani), we have a kind of genetic predisposition for being naturally insulated...

 

[Fin]

Nice review - I have the same tool and it's excellent for my purposes. The quality chrome steel finish, wire stripping blade and locking tools won it for me.

 

[DanDan The man called Dan]

Given the fact that we Italians practicaly invented electricity (Volta & Galvani), we have a kind of genetic predisposition for being naturally insulated...

That'll be why the electrics were always failing on my Fiat then

nice review

 

[Alfredo]

That'll be why the electrics were always failing on my Fiat then

nice review

Thanks Dan.
PS buy Ferrari and you never had problem (besides gasoline costs)

 

[Mastino]

That'll be why the electrics were always failing on my Fiat then

nice review

Yeah, that happens. I used to own a LR Defender and never had electric failings...

 

[tytek]

Chicken! Live life dangerously, lick a wall socket!

I've had more shocks than I can remember - I'm 39 now and they don't get any nicer!!!

On a more serious note make sure whatever you're working on is dead - before you are!!!