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[Deano1974]

I’ve seen festool are bring out a tool belt in Australia , thinking about getting one as I work on commercial sites ,does anyone have one and are they any good

 

[demographic]

Not seen em, any chance of a picture?

 

[Deano1974]

That’s from festool AU’s

 

[Cheese]

I don't mean to redirect this thread, but I just noticed several Festool items I've never seen before.

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[ChuckM]

I have used both, the pica from LV ($17 Cdn) and the other from Amazon or Home Depot:https://www.leevalley.com/en-ca/sho...ring/pencils/71121-pica-dry-mechanical-pencil

I use the pica a lot for marking cabinet triangles. The color leads are helpful when working with lighter or darker wood. The built-in sharpener is a great design.

The contour gauge is indispensable when you need to make a mirror caul. 

 

[rst]

The Picas are great.  I got a couple with color assortments for the guys I worked with as they had trouble marking back especially and other colored tiles when marking out for heavy glass shower enclosures.

 

[Mortiser]

The Pica-Dry is a great pencil for carpentry and for marking rough lumber. The lighter colors are especially useful for dark lumber such as walnut. Regularly $14.99 at Woodcraft, it's on sale this month for $9.99.https://www.woodcraft.com/products/pica-dry-longlife-automatic-pen

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Rich

 

[JonathanJung]

What's the difference between those two Picas? They look a bit different.

 

[guybo]

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[Lincoln]

The Pica's are great, especially with the hard lead, rather than the soft one they come with.

 

[Coen]

Huh, soft lead they come with?? Maybe mine came with a different one? I do have the plain Pica marked ones. If you buy them in a set with the black folder you get a different color endcap with it so you can differentiate between two holstered markers.

The Big has a thicker lead.

Pica recently redesigned the normal one btw.