Oh, the HF vibrating thing? I read your post and I was
thinking Leatherman belt tool. Yes, I bet the vibrating
thing would work fine.

I just used the saw on my Leatherman to cut the top off a
baby bottle. Baby bottle is graduated in ounces. I use one
to measure two cycle mixing oil for my chainsaw, and snow
blower. The threads get brittle. Finally I sawed a hole in
the side, and then used a bandage shear to cut the top off,
neatly.

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"DerbyDad03" wrote in message
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Well, new to me anyway...

I bought a HF air-powered brad nailer a few weeks ago. There
was no
case, just the cardboard box that it came in.

So I've got a nailer, the little bottle of oil, a wrench and
a few
boxes of brads to store.

That's when I remembered that I had kept the case from a
Dewalt
Cordless drill that bit the dust a few years ago.

I opened the case and laying the nailer on top of the molded
plastic
inserts, I determined how much of the inserts to cut away so
that the
nailer would be held firmly in position. I grabbed the
multifunction
tool and using the angled cutter, cut the inserts flush with
the
bottom of the case. It cut like butta' ;-)

I then laid some scrap foam in the cut out area and put
everything in
the case. I left some "cubbies" for the brads, the oil, etc.

Sweet!