Show your fragging tools and WIN some fragging swag!

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Show me one picture of anything used to frag corals and you'll be entered! Heck I have even used a pair of scissors to frag softies!

Rules:
1. Picture must include a piece of paper with your R2R member name on it with the letters R2R.

2. Picture must be posted in this thread

Prize:
Infinity Series Acrylic Frag Rack from The Blue Glow
The Blue Glow :: Acrylic Frag Racks :: Infinity Series Acrylic Frag Rack

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After a week or so I will draw a winner randomly.
 
Here's mine :tongue: No lie, when I first started out, these are the tools I used to frag stuff up. But don't worry, I've learned a lot and upgraded since then :bigsmile:

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It was sad but I would use the hammer to bang the knife and cut through coral skeleton. Sometimes the razors weren't big or strong enough :squigglemouth: Moved up to a dremel and now I've got a bandsaw. Figured I'd post the crude caveman tools I used when I first started out with.
 
I don't have alot of LPS colonies, mostly sticks, so I only have the simple bone cutter, scissors, and super glue.
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If I could do nothing but cut frags for a living, I'd be a happy man... 1smile1

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LOL! Awesome everyone!
 
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Here is all of my fraging equipment. The inland saw belongs to our reef club.
 
this is my fragging stuff.

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Pay no attention to the gun. That's for people that want the frags and have nothing to trade :)
 
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Unlike some others, these tools aren't what I used to use, but what I actually use. :)

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Here it is in all its glory I dont use it to much anymore, but soon will again.
 

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