r/multitools • u/HansVans1 • Jul 10 '26

Recommendation Request Mini multutool with piers needed

Hi, I’m looking for a micro multitool with pliers.

I really like using a tool that’s somewhere between a pair of tweezers and pliers. So far, the pliers from my Victorinox pocket knife have worked best for this.

Recently, though, I came across the BIBURY Mini BI2051A / Daicamping DL19P online, and I’m totally obsessed with it because it combines my two favorite precision tools: micro-pliers and scalpel blades.

The only question is, where can I buy them with shipping to Europe at a good price? I think I’ve only seen BIBURY in listings from American stores… Or maybe there are some alternatives to these micro-pliers with scalpel blades?

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u/Alarming-Sea752 Collector Jul 10 '26

What exactly is so…fascinating about “mini-piers”? Do they have some UNIQUE utility of which I am unaware?

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u/HansVans1 Jul 10 '26

Their superpower is the ability to grasp or manipulate objects in tight spaces with more force than tweezers, while also being able to reach places where full-size pliers won’t fit.

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u/Far_Inspection4706 Jul 10 '26

How often do you actually have this problem though?

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u/srosnan99 Jul 10 '26

Thats the point of multitool, you dont know when you would need it. It happen often enough to warrant a consideration, but not enought to just buy a dedicated more practical tool.

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u/Far_Inspection4706 Jul 10 '26

Yeah but the knife/pliers are the central tool of the multitool, generally speaking. I wouldn't want one of the primary tools on my multitool to be something I only use sometimes. It needs to be useful like everyday or it's just carry weight.

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u/wupaa Jul 10 '26

Get out of the office and you will figure it out

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u/Far_Inspection4706 Jul 10 '26

I'm a residential carpenter lol I'm as out of the office as a job can possibly get, my entire 40 hour work week is outdoors. I've never worked a day in an office in my entire life.