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

[kmacartney]

Stainless steel scissors.

 

[SCUBA Diva]

Favorite Coral frag tool

You can't beat cuticle nippers! They come in many sizes!:wink:

 

[rebecca]

dremel is my fav.

 

[Aqua Amie]

inland band saw

 

[sdheath]

+1 for Dremel, with a nice thin diamond coated disc.

 

[seaweed88]

Dremel

 

[JR's Reef]

bandsaw

 

[deepair3]

Razor Blades are also my favorite!

 

[winklebe]

Razor Blades

 

[Amphibious]

Specifically, the Speedster diamond blade bandsaw.

Inexpensive, does a great job.

 

[ReefLuvR]

A tweezer! I can peel the bases of zoas off rocks easily. Thanks for the contest!

 

[The Nomad]

I always use razor blades!

 

[usctrack]

Im still pretty new to this but a razor blade has worked for me!

 

[krjackso]

I love a good ole hammer and a screwdriver. Razor blades are helpful too.

 

[Juice44]

scalpal

 

[RUGDOG]

bone cutters

 

[slovan]

I use an Inland saw now but I used to use a Dremel with a diamond wheel.

 

[SuperDave]

Razor blade AND scalpal

 

[kyley]

Dremel for use on frag plugs (to remove the frag plug look for mounting in my tank!), super glue gel, and my thin kitchen knife
--Kyle

 

[mbattles22]

razor, dremel and tweezers....so far
Michele