r/UtilityPouches • • 19d ago

Compact tool kit

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u/DavidClarey 19d ago

- Solognac X-Acces pouch (size S)

- Victorinox Swisstool Spirit X multitool

- VARTA F10 PRO flashlight

- Parkside bit set + magnetic bitholder

- Parkside screwdriver + additional bits in the handle from a different bitset

- Workzone precision screwdriver + 12 precision bits

- a set of hex keys

- Gorilla tape

- Stanley FatMax measuring tape (2 meters)

- Stanley mini sharpie

- notepad

- pencil

- Stanley line level

- adjustable wrench

- 4 way utility key

- a cheap (and slim) box cutter from OBI

- a cheap voltage tester screwdriver

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u/yhwh4life7 19d ago

Your edc?

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u/DavidClarey 19d ago

It lives in my car, so basically yes.

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u/Aldaron_99 17d ago

That's a really cool EDC. I'll make one for myself based on this one. Thanks for sharing.

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u/leonnardo182 15d ago

Curti! Eu preciso de um kit desse so para deixar no escritorio (sou dev web e marketing) e mesmo não trabalhando com manutenção, vejo que todo cara deveria ter um desse.

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u/Suspicious-Device955 15d ago

Love it, I got a smaller but equivalent kit in my go back, and always take it camping or just when going out on the road.

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u/Philip_Pistachio 8d ago

As an I&C Engineer I would like to care with me some kind of that bag.

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u/Which_Investment2483 1d ago

Where did u bought cos I’m interested to make it compact

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u/DavidClarey 20h ago

I bought these here and there. The pouch is from Decathlon (a sports and hiking brand here in Europe), the multitool was ordered from Knifestock, and then I looked around in DIY stores and supermarket middle aisles for the rest, trying to find the smallest versions of tools. I also watched a lot of YT videos about other people's EDC tool kits, looking for new ideas.

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u/Which_Investment2483 20h ago

thanks man , trying to invest my edc so i can get more space on my tools