R2R Equipment Giveaway August 2010! "Guardian of the Blue Glow"

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abrian

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I use bulk reef supply fragging clippers, nice narrow sharp tip for fragging acros.
 

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I have some bone cutters that are curved at the end. They are perfect for getting into small places.
 

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My favorite tool actually isn't a tool but Coral Frag Rocks by Oceans Wonders, I prefer them too frag plugs because they look real and have a larger surface area.
 

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I frag with my hands.. Sometimes a box cutter if I dont have anything else..
 

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I love my Dremel...it's quick, clean, and easy to use!
 

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Current Favorite tool I use is a Dremel. However If I was able to get a Inland saw I am sure that would be my favorite.
 

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Surgeons reciprocating bone saw, I got one used from my doctors office, and then replaced the blade.. there is no possible way to get a quicker, cleaner cut than this. Between that and a stainless 10 blade scalpal, I have everything I need.
 

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my favorite - dremel multi-max

i use this guy for everything - reef related, and house related, great do everything tool!!

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