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chossmonkey
Mar 26, 2008, 11:35 PM
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angry wrote: I have tired hands
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brutusofwyde
Apr 3, 2008, 6:15 AM
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dingus wrote: It doesn't need to be a perfect fit imo. I have large hands too and the Pecker tool fits just fine. Brutus of Wyde has an old rawl drive handle he sawed into 3/4 length for wilderness routes. Talk about a pain in the hand! I've used a lot of hand drills since my first Rawl Drive and the Pecker is the best. SDS system as c4c says, no other tools required. Same bits as for my power drill. DMT
For most hand drilling (except the way backcountry stuff, where I use my "Rawlette" that Dingus despises) I use a Pecker as well. The colette system is sweet, tool-less, and trouble free. If it only weighed half of what it does, I'd use it for the wayback country as well.
Cheers, Bro. When we going canoing?
Brutus
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austin.timm
May 27, 2008, 7:28 PM
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f2 wrote: which is better the handpec by petzl or the fixe handdrill??
Personally I prefer my Pika drill.
http://www.mountaingear.com/.../615443/N/1024%20640
It gets the job done just fine and has a nice size handle for people like me with large hands. The big head is nice too in case you happen to miss a swing.
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WVUCLMBR
May 27, 2008, 7:37 PM
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In reply to: angry wrote:I have tired hands You need a girlfriend.
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