Next time you oppress someone slap them with an Isofrane.CGSshorty wrote:Don't they realize I have important work to do?
So no deployant clasp for an Isofrane exists?
Next time you oppress someone slap them with an Isofrane.CGSshorty wrote:Don't they realize I have important work to do?
I'll have to post pictures of how I sized it. It's infinitely adjustable at the clasp for fine tuning. I actually used the pin in the next to the last strap hole and used the next to the last clasp hole which worked as a half micro adjustment.toxicavenger wrote:TonsChocodove wrote:I'm sure there are many people that own some of Terry's used rubbers.streetracer101 wrote:My point and this is why I respect you. But I'm sure some of those smashing the Ginault probably own some of your rubbers.toxicavenger wrote:They aren't.streetracer101 wrote:but how are toxic rubbers any different then the arguments being made against the Ginault?
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I would love the Crafterblue with a buckle, I couldn't get the right adjustment on the MM when I wore it. But that is just my experience. I tried to contact them with some thoughts and ideas. I even tried to work with them, they didn't respond at all.marchone wrote:+1Torrid wrote: I'm really starting to think the Crafter Blue is just that well done for the MM.
It does the job without any drama. Neat and simple.
There's a good chance I'll have one on.marchone wrote:Next time you oppress someone slap them with an Isofrane.CGSshorty wrote:Don't they realize I have important work to do?
So no deployant clasp for an Isofrane exists?
this is the exact problem i had with the original rubber b (for clasp). still trying to find a way to trim the "fixed" side down to center the clasp.shaneotool wrote:I love the ISO on the mm300. They seem like a perfect match to me.
I have not tried the crafter blue yet. The 6 o'clock side looks kind of long to me and I don't see a way to adjust it. I'm afraid it would put the clasp on the backside of my wrist.
The 6 o'clock side is exactly as long as the shortest possible adjustment on the bracelet. It's equal to an endlink and 4 regular links. It places the clasp in the exact same location as it is on my bracelet.shaneotool wrote:I love the ISO on the mm300. They seem like a perfect match to me.
I have not tried the crafter blue yet. The 6 o'clock side looks kind of long to me and I don't see a way to adjust it. I'm afraid it would put the clasp on the backside of my wrist.
thanks for the info - I may end up giving it a shot then. the stock bracelet 6 o'clock side is right on the edge of what works for me.Torrid wrote:The 6 o'clock side is exactly as long as the shortest possible adjustment on the bracelet. It's equal to an endlink and 4 regular links. It places the clasp in the exact same location as it is on my bracelet.shaneotool wrote:I love the ISO on the mm300. They seem like a perfect match to me.
I have not tried the crafter blue yet. The 6 o'clock side looks kind of long to me and I don't see a way to adjust it. I'm afraid it would put the clasp on the backside of my wrist.
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