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

[mrbncal]

Hands down my diamond blade and dremel tool. . . . sometimes I use a pair of tin snips for fragging acros.

 

[Ibassfsh]

I like the bone cutters and my own hands to break branches of of SPS corals. I have used a blender on some mushrooms also.

 

[ryunbaik]

an axe, jk. razor blade!

 

[Mits]

It's either a plain old set of snips or the dremel with diamond wheel. Have fragged the scroll a few times now with that dremel.

 

[IPisces]

X-acto knife set and dremel tool, oh and good ol hammer and chisel too!

 

[CanesFan44]

dremel, for sure.

 

[salt newbie01]

gotta be dremel

 

[Rhodophyta]

Sidecutters

 

[xsive]

bone cutters or the dremel

 

[rroselavy]

Kent Scraper. I seem to create the greatest number of frags with that tool when I am only trying to scrape algae off the glass. :wink:

 

[Steve W]

Favorite fragging tool

A pair of ratcheting pruning shears kept razor sharp with my dremel

 

[elmafioso52988]

Dremel

 

[gradth]

Pretty happy with a Razor blade knife. Or a pair of dikes.

 

[Greenmaster]

Gloves... to protect from cuts... as well as some of the residues left on your hands can be deadly.

 

[Patsquatch]

Good ol bone snips!

 

[DaveSac]

Dremel with diamond bit

 

[cybermeez]

Dremel

 

[Akwarius]

Boston aqua coral cutters. Great for bustin up live rock.

 

[ashton]

trusty razorblade

 

[thomasatkinson77]

Scalpel and good ol dremmel with a steady hand