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Things that you normally Carry on you/"Comforters"

grommet said:
The face glass on my durometer is very smooth, quite pleasant to touch actually. I wanted to polish it even more but it was so clear and smooth there wasn't any more to do.

I have heard that polishing is making smaller and smaller scratches in something. I do not know if that is correct. If that is I wonder how something softer than the polished material could be scratched. What do you think?
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That's part of polishing, but also when your polishing something your also removing things like tarnishes,grime,rust,etc as a byproduct of polishing you make the surface appear to be shiny. The finer your polishing material (steel wool,wire brush, a piece of cloth, etc) the shinier the end result will be on what ever your polishing.
 
Before I even attempt this, have to discover what year the watch was made (1920's to 1940's), it will make a difference in how I treat it. Crystals can be made from mineral glass and there are several different types, some watch crystals are extremely thin, so I must do some research first.
 
Rayner said:
We carry the same flashlight mine is black. Does your Delica carry tip up or tip down in your pocket? My knife carries tip up in my pocket for some reason I prefer that over tip down. But I'm not sure why. Lol
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The tip points up while it is in my pocket because it is folded. I keep it clipped to my pocket so when I put my thumb in my pocket I pull it out by the thumb hole and in one motion open it so then the tip will be down.
 
I always carry a Leatherman, the OHT at work and the Wave (old style) at home. A separate pocket knife, my current favorite is a Pohl Force Gen 3. I usually carry my North American Arms Mini 22 Magnum with the folding clip holster so I can carry it clipped to my right pocket so that I don't have to worry about printing, it looks like a pocket knife clipped to my pocket. When I feel like something a bit more substantial I carry my Glock 26 in a IWB holster. My watch varies, right now I'm into my Yes Worldwatch with turquoise band. When out I like carrying my truckers wallet chained to my belt, lots of crap in it...
 
I always have a leatherman on me too, I have a Wave (new style) it's great tool for the kind of work I do it not too heavy to carry but sustainable for most jobs. I always carry my bench-made 940 Osbourne I love it extremely heavy duty. My cousin has the OHT made by Leatherman he's a full time fireman he loves his, may I ask what kinda work you do professionally. I'm wearing a Casio twin sensor watch with a blue and white striped NATO style band. Oh and I've Been carrying my buck 55 pocketknife it's a wonderful addition to my left pocket since big enough for most things, slim and lightweight plus it's an iconic quality piece of cutlery.
Manuheleku said:
I always carry a Leatherman, the OHT at work and the Wave (old style) at home. A separate pocket knife, my current favorite is a Pohl Force Gen 3. I usually carry my North American Arms Mini 22 Magnum with the folding clip holster so I can carry it clipped to my right pocket so that I don't have to worry about printing, it looks like a pocket knife clipped to my pocket. When I feel like something a bit more substantial I carry my Glock 26 in a IWB holster. My watch varies, right now I'm into my Yes Worldwatch with turquoise band. When out I like carrying my truckers wallet chained to my belt, lots of crap in it...
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Rayner said:
I always have a leatherman on me too, I have a Wave (new style) it's great tool for the kind of work I do it not too heavy to carry but sustainable for most jobs. I always carry my bench-made 940 Osbourne I love it extremely heavy duty. My cousin has the OHT made by Leatherman he's a full time fireman he loves his, may I ask what kinda work you do professionally. I'm wearing a Casio twin sensor watch with a blue and white striped NATO style band. Oh and I've Been carrying my buck 55 pocketknife it's a wonderful addition to my left pocket since big enough for most things, slim and lightweight plus it's an iconic quality piece of cutlery.
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I am an Operating Engineer, I fix machinery in a commercial laundry. Basically a mechanic/technician.
 
Let's see...stim toys (usually a pink and purple Tangle toy and a pyramidal-shaped sensory bean bag, among others), a couple of mini Disney Tsum Tsum or Itty Bitty plushies, a couple of small stuffed animals (usually my favorite stuffed dolphin or Oh from "Home"), my Iphone, keys/wallet, ibuprofen, a small Calico Critters kitten, Susie the coupe (she's a small toy car), and if I'm going to be gone for awhile, I usually take my MP3 player and earbuds too. All of the abovementioned items are usually in my pockets or in my shoulder bag. :)
 
I did not know what a "Tangle toy" was so I used Google. I think it's kind of neat to find out the company is about ten miles from me.
 
Coupe said:
It is? Awesome! :)
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I wish I could go there and shoot some video for you. Oyster Point isn't far but it would still be a planned trip and I haven't been down that way in a while. Usually I get pretty lost trying to drive there even when I use GPS. There are many places I would like to go, I wonder if I ever will.
 
grommet said:
I wish I could go there and shoot some video for you. Oyster Point isn't far but it would still be a planned trip and I haven't been down that way in a while. Usually I get pretty lost trying to drive there even when I use GPS. There are many places I would like to go, I wonder if I ever will.
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I use my cell phone as a GPS to but I find that paper maps work better for me especially when I'm not driving.
 
Glock 35 legally
ID, visa, $100 bill
iPhone
Key to the car or truck
ID bracelet identifying me as HFA with ICE names/numbers and my dogs name
 
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