What's your Multi-Tool?
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Svord Peasant Knife
Cuts stuff, opens bottles, can be used as a screwdriver in a pinch. [emoji6]
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Cuts stuff, opens bottles, can be used as a screwdriver in a pinch. [emoji6]
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I got this birthday present, very happy with it :)
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Influencer I
I used to carry an old Leatherman PST II but grew tired of the blade not locking. Now I have a Leatherman Wave with me everywhere but at work.
I've had one in my back left pocket since 2009.
Lost it once and replaced it immediately as I felt naked without it.
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My multi tool is also my daily work tool in theater, I started with a Letherman Rebar but wanted something a bit heavier duty so I got a Victorinox SwissTool. Great tool, and every person who has used it has been impressed with its quality, I highly recommend it.
Gerber Suspension Multitool. Such a stout multitool, and inexpensive!
Creator III
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Leatherman II, that I have had for close to twenty years.
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I carry a leatherman wave as well. Had it for years and use it in ways not intended...lol Had to send it in a year ago after I broke the file, saw, and bent the pliers. No questions asked they sent me a new one. they did not ask for a receipt or anything. Customer service was top notch.
Pathfinder I
Customer service is one of the things I look at before buying anything it has to be good
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While I'm more of a knife guy, I do carry a Leatherman Rebar. It's compact but has what I need. Keeps me from coming off the ladder and running to the work truck for certain tools. It has paid for itself numerous times. However, I will always carry my Gerber assisted open regardless if the Leatherman is on my hip or not.
Advocate II
I just picked up this "used" Leatherman PST circa late 1980s for $20 on FB. It's got some nice wear on the leather pouch, but the tool itself is immaculate.
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I have a Leatherman Skeletool. Like @jimiwebb if I lost it, I would buy another immediately. I was actually thinking about buying a spare to keep on the shelf for when I break one and send it back. I think I'm actually on my 4th one. I know I've broken the pliers one and the hinge pin for the blade, but can't remember why it went back the other two times. I'm hard on them, but they have a 25 year warranty, repairs/replacements are free, and the turn-around time is very reasonable. It's a straight and serrated knife, a screwdriver with 4 different screwdriver bits, a bottle opener, needle nose pliers, standard pliers, and can cut and strip wire. You wouldn't want to work all day with any of the tools. Overall, it's not very comfortable or strong, but it does so much in such a small package that I find it perfect for my needs. It is used multiple times each day. It has saved me thousands of trips back to my work van or out to the garage. It has easily been the best $45 I've ever spent.
Advocate II
Check Home Depot if you ever need to buy another. If I remember correctly, I think they have them between $25-30
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I've had a Leatherman wave for the last 10years you's it every day don't leave home without it. And I have a skeletool for when I have to send the wave back. I find the wave to be a lot stronger tool then the skeletool which I baby a bit more just to make shore I have less chance of brakeing it.
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Influencer I
Very cool! I still have mine too. The only complaint I have is the lack of locking knife blade. Otherwise, it is an excellent tool!I just picked up this "used" Leatherman PST circa late 1980s for $20 on FB. It's got some nice wear on the leather pouch, but the tool itself is immaculate.
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I had to check that out, because what I paid was a screaming deal at the time. What I found is that Skeletool is a style of tools.
There's a pocket knife that's $25.
Then there's the multi-tool, which is what I have, that runs $60.
