Alright, there are many reviews and favorite multi-tools out there, but for someone looking to buy one for a known purpose, it can get confusing. Also, if you are buying a tool and you know which implement/feature you would use most, you should get the right tool.
So I am starting the "Which multi-tool has the best:" thread.
List:
1. scissors:
2. pliers/wire cutters:
3. drivers
3a. Flat:
3b. Phil:
3c. other:
4. knives/blades:
5. can opener:
6. awl/reamer:
7. file:
8. corkscrew and/or assist:
9. saw:
10. wrench w/bits?:
11. wire stripper:
12. tweezers/small tools:
13. locking capability/method:
14. Special/Unique feature:
Answer those features you have used and leave ones you haven't blank.
Please answer with a specific model, unless all models from the same maker are identical.
If you're really into this, you could re-arrange them into the order of importance, or how much a particular implement is used.
I think this would greatly benefit anyone "hunting" for a tool who doesn't want to buy them all to find out which is the right match.
So I am starting the "Which multi-tool has the best:" thread.
List:
1. scissors:
2. pliers/wire cutters:
3. drivers
3a. Flat:
3b. Phil:
3c. other:
4. knives/blades:
5. can opener:
6. awl/reamer:
7. file:
8. corkscrew and/or assist:
9. saw:
10. wrench w/bits?:
11. wire stripper:
12. tweezers/small tools:
13. locking capability/method:
14. Special/Unique feature:
Answer those features you have used and leave ones you haven't blank.
Please answer with a specific model, unless all models from the same maker are identical.
If you're really into this, you could re-arrange them into the order of importance, or how much a particular implement is used.
I think this would greatly benefit anyone "hunting" for a tool who doesn't want to buy them all to find out which is the right match.