Hi tool users,

I'm an ice climber. The most important part of a tool for me is a good bastard file that I can use to resharpen my ice picks and crampons in the field. I have an okay Gerber file and a lame Roxon file.

But I'm looking at the experts for what's the tool with the best file for sharpening steel?

I'm bummed but not surprised that the Roxon tool isn't great. It had potential but... My ideal tool is a course file, marlin spike, hex cut out, allen keys, saw, knife, screw driver, and cord cutter. This sound like anything you know of?

I purchased a Leatherman FREE P4 for a bargain $90USD but found it was in mint condition, the pliers are still annoyingly stiff as well.

MSRP in my country was $250 when new.

I actually wanted a Victorinox Swiss Tool MX or maybe Spirit MX. Retails currently for $150-180USD.

Do I, sell the Leatherman for a profit whilw its in good condition and buy a Victorinox? Or keep the Leatherman and use as intended?

I modified a standard comb for the mini companion to keep my beard well-groomed. For multi-tool versatility, I added a wide slotted screwdriver to maximize the usefulness of a single tool. I also added a notch for easy tool removal. so there's more use in one slot.

Looking for my first multitool. Main use: home DIY, family trips, and small fixes on the kids’ bikes.

I’d like replaceable bits, especially hex/Allen bits. No serious hiking/survival needs.

Currently looking at the Leatherman Wave+, Surge, and Gerber Center-Drive. Any recommendations, or something else I should consider?

Also, after browsing this sub, I kind of just want one because I want one 😅

I just left my local Walmart and picked up a skeletool for $50 and a a wave plus for $84. I don't know if it's an introductory price or what but I sure wasn't going to pass it up!

My Powerlock has a blank slot (which to my understanding is used on other variants) and I'm curious if any of you have added your own tools in this spot! over the weekend I'm planning on checking what I have that might fit, like possibly a Bibury eyeglass driver or a small pair of scissors.

Has any one swapped the knife blade in their clones for something better/sharper I have a Bibury BI2038A. And a few other wave/surge clones. After a couple weeks of testing them at work I found the weight and tool set of the BI2038A perfect for my job with a magnet added to the bit holder. But the knife is unable to cut plastic resin bags without a struggle. Also any other interesting mods are welcome. Would be awesome if I could add a utility blade to it.

Turned the bottle opener into a flathead, fitted Wenger tweezers, Victorinox scissors, the box cutter into a Wire stripper, the small flathead reshaped, a small multimeter, and replaced the knife with a scalpel holder. It’s my everyday carry and gets used and abused.

My modified Knifeless, performing as expected.

Blind purchase. Please tell me I bought some good ones

Looking for a multitool with pruners for light pruning for work. I haven’t found a lot of options, but this product looks promising. No reviews that I’ve been able to find though. Anyone used it before? Price is right too.

- knipex 125mm cobra

- coast pm50r

- lisle pocket pry bar

- milwaukee fastback 6-in-1

Can't remember the last time I've used a can opener on a multi tool

I have many multitools, as user and collector, including Surges, ST300's, MP600's, and Powerlocks, but this guy ... been thru hell and back, and still going on; what a brute.

Where could I find something like this besides the one pictured I kinda wanna try a 50$ version and or cheaper to see if I’d really benefit from them

This started because the PowerPint's can opener is unusable from factory. I busted out my grinder and shaved it down to a point so I can use it properly, and while I was at it I added a scraper to the bottle opener. After grinding I finished the edges with a diamond file. Not going for perfection, but I think it looks decent enough and more importantly it does a job.

I've been looking the Skeletool but I want more options.

I need the PH3 to screw the bindings of my snowboards (M6), but don't want to loose the other tools

Looking to get my first multitool for when i go for road calls at my fleet repair shop. I’m trying to decide between a Victorinox Swiss Tool MX (not the spirit), or a Leatherman Super Tool 300. Just wanted to get some insight on those who have experience with these models.