A different size for every product…

The black-handled tool is a Torx T-27 tool; it comes with the indoor rower to assemble the machine.

The greenish-handled tool is a Torx T-20 tool; it comes with Concept2 oars to adjust the oar length.

Although I'm sure there’s a reason, why these tools couldn't be the same size is curious to me. Wouldn’t it simplify their packing-and-shipping processes?

Just filling in a hole looking through the year’s photos to create our families’ 2022 calendars with photos from this year. (The annual calendar project is probably 40% of why I still struggle to keep up my 365 project.)

Looking back
  1 year ago: “At the ‘Y’ ”
 2 years ago: No post
 3 years ago: “Immature pitcher”
 4 years ago: “Wood’s all gone!”
 5 years ago: “A[nother] 1-frame day”
 6 years ago: “Managing Money”
 7 years ago: “Gasteria flowers”
 8 years ago: “Late bloomer…”
 9 years ago: “Puddles”
10 years ago: “Ruby Red!”

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[Mickey Anderson]

Torx, yep, another specialty tool. When I did auto glass years ago I saw my first one and was like. Oh no more $$ for tools....lol

[Mags]

Why so many? LOL! Cool shot.

[GaryW]

You have to have the right tool!!

[Kathy]

My DH had many screwdrivers. I've given some away. Hope I kept a "normal" one or two. A nice useful shot.

[Thom Mitchell]

@randystreat My MIL had the same dilemma: what to keep.
Earlier post: https://365project.org/rhoing/365/2016-03-12 This is my current screwdriver collection … just for *slotted* screw heads. That is, this does not include Phillips screwdrivers (or the star or Torx heads in the photo above)!