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What multi tool, You using today?

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mitch13 said:
A picture of it open?
Cheers
Mitch
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Here you go. :D Same tool set as a SAC Recruit, plus a bail that "is strong enough to tow a jeep" according to the tales. :)
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Punch/Awl comes in mighty handy. Works great to remove sandburs from bicycle tyres, scribe lumber and metal, and make new holes in belt as required ... until you run out of belt, at any rate ....
The screwdriver/caplifter blade fits scope rings to rail screws, and I've yet to find a not twist-off soda or beer bottle it couldn't open.
Can opener is the best working I've found in 60 plus years.
 
afishhunter said:
Here you go. :D Same tool set as a SAC Recruit, plus a bail that "is strong enough to tow a jeep" according to the tales. :)
View attachment 1503612

Punch/Awl comes in mighty handy. Works great to remove sandburs from bicycle tyres, scribe lumber and metal, and make new holes in belt as required ... until you run out of belt, at any rate ....
The screwdriver/caplifter blade fits scope rings to rail screws, and I've yet to find a not twist-off soda or beer bottle it couldn't open.
Can opener is the best working I've found in 60 plus years.
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I was lucky enough to be given one of those by @315 it's definitely built like a tank, I'm very impressed with mine.
 
Today I'm carrying a SAK Cadet along with the amazing Knipex Cobra XS 4 inch pliers. I have a SAK Classic SD in my keys so I still have tweezers and a toothpick.

I wish Victorinox made an alox model with an actual Phillips screwdriver as it would suit me perfectly. I'm not a high speed low drag tactical operator Navy SEAL but rather a random j@(k@$$ who likes nicely made functional tools.
 
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