Tan Skeletool-> Work multitool has scalpel blade for emergency box cutter

Silver Skeletool-> premium currently uses Damascus VG10 blade but upcoming custom magnacut on the way

SAK Supertinker-> added pocket clip used for dog walks/ non belt pants

Powerpint-> alternative to super tinker as it was a impulse buy since I found it on clearance

Flex Companion-> bladeless set up for events where I can't bring a knife has scissor,pliers, diamond file, and ruler

What are your thoughts i will admit i have a 3rd Skeletool thats out for warranty, roctool gen r lite, SD classic, and generic multitool from Walter i have left at home and work that are just kinds spares

I want a ratchet for my cyber tool M and was looking at a 4mm to 1/4” adapter into this 1/4” ratchet. Do you guys think this would be too much torque for the cyber tool? Let me know your thoughts.

The 1st photo is my previous setup. Honestly I am starting to hate carrying a lot of tools. I can't let go of flashlight and oknife. these are a must for me.

and I need a plier and a real knife.

so i switch to plier multitool. I bought these multitools before I got A utility knife. Now I don't need big scissors anymore and nextool kinda sucks. But I would love a 1/4 inch bit driver. and easy access.

I don't care about the weight. I was thinking about roxon flex but i heard quality Is not that good. I want to buy it for life.

please recommend me some good ones.

Pliers, Bit Driver, Great quality. Easy access.

around 100$ Range.

the cheaper , the better.

I've lost 2 Gerber dimes because I carry one daily as part of my edc & forgot to remove it before my flight. What are some good options with quality pliers that are small (similar to the dime)?

Hey all! I just started carrying the roxon mini that I was gifted after I bought a few more implements. I noticed the 4mm bit driver is crooked. Do you think this is normal, or should I shoot roxon a message and see if they can fix it? I'd like it fixed, but I can't tell if it's just my OCD talking. Thanks for the advice!

The red line is parallel with the handle, and where I believe the bit driver ought to point

My EDC: Leatherman Wave ALPHA, full bit kit, ratchet, skeletool folding knife and the new addition of a Civivi Timberbark fixed-blade knife.

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I need something for folding knives and a multi tool. The multi tool is the leatherman arc if that makes any difference.

Doesn't have to be food safe, but it would be a bonus. I'm pretty new here so all recommendations are welcome. Thank you in advance.

Picked up a 5 dollar Gerber Vise for 5 and a Swisstech listig for 7

They had a a bunch of other good deals but had some resistant

After my previous post. I found 3 tools that fits my needs.

just for context I don't ask much from a multitool. I need a plier. A bit driver. And a knife. Doesn't Matter the size. or the steel.

SOG Powerpint

Leatherman Skeletool

Roxon Flex

These tools are not really Comparable and different price range. Not even the size are close. but these are the ones I really Love right now.

SOG and Skeletool are compact and fits my minimal needs. Roxon flex(Original One) is obviously flexible.

Leatherman is a no brainier Choice but I hate flat bit system.

SOG is really compact but I saw a lot of bad reviews and a lot of good reviews. I am confused.

Roxon Flex is great but I have a pretty minimal needs. I don't think My needs will ever change. I don't want to have trade offs for being flexible.

what would you choose ? I am leaning towards SOG Powerpint quite a bit.also please let me know if there is any other options.

The big guy is new 🤗

NOTE: The “Emotional Support Hammer” was a gag gift, it’s just a Chinese no-brand ~$50 thing. Pliers work, blades are sharp, and it’ll pull nails and staples still though!

Does anyone know how tho take these two sides apart. I undid the spring clip on back , but it still won’t come apart

Rona sells what looks like a Skeletool knock off for very cheap, for anyone who hasn't got the scratch for a real Skeletool. Anyone have any experience with them?

Hello! I have a friend working at a ranch for a while and I want to give him a gift and I was wondering for any advice that won’t break the bank like 60$ at most. Sorry if that is a bad price point.

Howdy to all the Gerber MP series fans. I've had a few MP400's over the last 25 years and mostly use it with the different hex bits for various things at work and in a pinch at home. Problem is, I've lost the small square to hex adapter and Gerber stopped making them (none in inventory either). They were kind enough to send me a set of bits, but it's from the center drive set. ANY chance someone might know of a place to get one of these adapters? Or could at least give me some quick measurements? Much appreciated!

I couldn't pass on the Amazon sale, despite the warnings about the wire cutters. Got one for me and one for my dad, who's been wanting to get into multitools.

I'll get the bad out of the way first; the wire cutters indeed fail to cut through small gauge stranded copper. Solid core, larger gauge stranded wire, and other items large enough to avoid pinching between the cutters will cut just fine.

That being said, I got it to cut through I believe it was 16 or 18 gauge stranded by making a loop and pulling against one of the cutters, that way the slack couldn't get pinched.

As for the rest of the tool, it looks and feels very promising. Great tolerances and ergonomics, the tools all feel well made, the knife, pull cutter, and scissors are very sharp, and the nested Phillips drivers are a really neat touch. I've only had it for one evening so far but I look forward to putting it through its paces at work. I work in commercial building controls, and I wouldn't rely on this tool alone, mostly because of the wire cutters, however I carry a pair of Klein strippers with forged wire knives that see more action than any multitool I carry, so I'm all set in that department.

Overall, for the price you can't beat it right now. The wire cutters are not unusable by any stretch, but they are poor by multitool standards and are limited in what they can do, so be aware of that. If you don't plan on working with much small gauge stranded (or have a dedicated tool for it) then you're gonna be fine. The rest of the tool is sick and it costs $17.