What multi tool, You using today?

[mitch13]

 

[mitch13]

 

[parnass]

I used the serrated knife blade on a Crescent ToolZall Pro to cut a few weed stems. (I carry it in a different belt holster than the holster shown below.)

 

[YaArArYa]

Leatherman Charge

 

[mitch13]

Juice & junior

 

[mitch13]

Still a classic!

 

[YaArArYa]

Still a classic!
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love the Leatherman Serrations !!!!!!!!!!

 

[mitch13]

Wave again

 

[afishhunter]

used my charge+ tti today (tuesday) to open two canna chicken for the staffette to chicken salad for supper ... at 03:10 (A.M.).
the electric can opener is busted again.

 

[raysr]

Here in south Texas, it's been super hot. So, it's nylon instead of leather sheaths today. On belt, Gerber Freeman Guide and a Lansky LS multi tool. As always my EDC Benchmade Serum clipped in pocket. Included is my pen, an United Cutlery. The grips on the knife and multi tool as well as nylon sheaths are great when dealing with the extreme heat and slippery hands.

Raysr

 

[Ratatoskr]

Never leave home without it.

 

[Climb14er]

Leatherman Charge Ti… travels with my person, in a backpack on the peaks or on the belt. Leatherman Wave… always in the 4Runner V8 glove box. Two similar, great multi tools.

 

[Hickory n steel]

I used the serrated knife blade on a Crescent ToolZall Pro to cut a few weed stems. (I carry it in a different belt holster than the holster shown below.)
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I'm not familiar with this one, looks like maybe a rebranded B&S bear jaws multitool ?

 

[Hickory n steel]

Since getting my Vic rambler last week I've had my Sebertool m2 paired with it.
Today I finally decided I was tired of looking at the ugly silver paint so I stripped it all off with some Jasco.

 

[mitch13]

 

[mitch13]

kick, Seeing as it has no scissors moneyclip pairs well.

 

[afishhunter]

Used the Hercules and Leatherman Charge+ TTI pliers to open a trucker/biker wallet chain link to remove the swivel lobster clasp.
Used the LM pliers to hold the (quote/unquote) "large" SAK split-ring on the Hercules, and the flat screwdriver/ruler blade of the Mini Champ to open said split-ring for the solid ring on the swivel lobster clasp, to get it on the "large" SAK split ring on the Hercules.
(ok ... ok ... it is about twice as big as the split ring on the Mini Champ or SD Classic/Signature ... but that ain't saying much. I've used the same size or larger split rings to attach the hooks, making freshwater spinner baits, back in high school.)
Anyway, I can hang the Hercules from my old gen-you-whine Victorinox(?)/Wenger(?) stainless steel belt loop now.
Sorry, no WIP pictures. DaRn near needed three hand to get the clasp on the small "large" split ring as it was.
Finished results:
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I'm probably mistaken, but I think the cross on the belt loop (and Hercules) is the Victorinox.

 

[mitch13]

afishhunter nice, yeah it is victorinox, Wenger is a rounded off square rather than shield. Quick pick Victorinox, Wenger & Swiza

 

[raysr]

I have a small general use tool box that I carry in my truck. I haven't used the tools lately but I had a last minute call for a cabinet and vanity light install at a family member's house and didn't have time to go home and get the proper tools. So, I had a chance to use the SOG Switch Plier that is in the box. When I bought it I thought it was a good conversation type tool, press the button and the pliers deploy like an auto knife. Using it this past weekend, it did just about everything and its small enough that it uses a pocket clip instead of a sheath and is deep carry to boot. It came in handy when I needed the pliers to cut and twist wire and had only one hand free. I've also used the screw drivers and they are stout. Not a bad tool to put into rotation for low key EDC.
Raysr

 

[mitch13]

I have a small general use tool box that I carry in my truck. I haven't used the tools lately but I had a last minute call for a cabinet and vanity light install at a family member's house and didn't have time to go home and get the proper tools. So, I had a chance to use the SOG Switch Plier that is in the box. When I bought it I thought it was a good conversation type tool, press the button and the pliers deploy like an auto knife. Using it this past weekend, it did just about everything and its small enough that it uses a pocket clip instead of a sheath and is deep carry to boot. It came in handy when I needed the pliers to cut and twist wire and had only one hand free. I've also used the screw drivers and they are stout. Not a bad tool to put into rotation for low key EDC.
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Very interesting, I don't know a lot about the sogs.
thanks for sharing.