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What multi tool, You using today?
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mitch13
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Skeletool, rather than use a belt pouch. I carry the bits in pocket pouch by
sonofwilfred
That way I can clip skeletool to pocket or front of pouch & slip it in cargo pocket
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That way I can clip skeletool to pocket or front of pouch & slip it in cargo pocket
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I was going to go for a no-nonsense carry today, but due to the fact that I switched the Matriarch 2, sitting conveniently out by my other most-grabbed stuff, for the more whimsical blue Lil Matriarch... I guess it's a some-nonsense carry.
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I like it.
Quite often pair my matriarch with charge, potttering around the yard, hawkbill & saw great for prunning the Lil should be more than adequate.
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They definitely put in their share of work today ripping open a ton of bags! An enjoyable combo indeed, and I do use my Lil Ma pruning as well, I could use a normal hawkbill but with this I can maximize my fun
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One of the best multitools ever made, and definitely the absolute best mini multitool.
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They are a stout and very well made tool, but they're also only about 1/4" thick.
Sebertechs multitools were made 100% here in California from the mid 90's until about 15 years ago.
They were maybe around for a megre 10 years which is a real shame.
The squirt is well engineered and generally a great little tool, but the Sebertool M4 blows it out of the water.
I'm confident in the ability to cut a paperclip with the squirt, but wouldn't dare try a wire hanger which the m4 can handle no problem.
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Still.
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If they follow my final instructions the Mino Champ will be in my watch pocket, the Evo Grip 14 (unless I get a Evo Grip S-17 or a Huntsman between now and then) will be on a Nite Ize "S" hook on my belt, the Leatherman (with accessories and bit sets) and Hercules will be in a sheath on my belt (at the 15:00 position), when I get planted six foot under the grass.
I'm not sure which stockman and other knife (or knives) will be in my right front pocket when I get planted. The Toferner Celtic Pocket/ Neck knife in its sheath is supposed to be used for my tie.
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If they follow my final instructions the Mino Champ will be in my watch pocket, the Evo Grip 14 (unless I get a Evo Grip S-17 or a Huntsman between now and then) will be on a Nite Ize "S" hook on my belt, the Leatherman (with accessories and bit sets) and Hercules will be in a sheath on my belt (at the 15:00 position), when I get planted six foot under the grass.
I'm not sure which stockman and other knife (or knives) will be in my right front pocket when I get planted. The Toferner Celtic Pocket/ Neck knife in its sheath is supposed to be used for my tie.
