Multitools are small hand tools that offer a variety of functions in a single, compact tool. Many people find them useful for everyday tasks, such as opening a bottle or tightening a screw. While they can be handy, it's important to know that multitools are not allowed on planes. The reason for this is that multitools often contain small knives, which are considered to be potential weapons. TSA rules state that passengers are only allowed to bring items that are "safe and secure" on planes, and small knives do not meet this criteria. If you're planning
Multitools are definitely worth it! They are extremely versatile and come in handy for a variety of tasks. From opening a can of food to fixing a broken chain, a multitool can be a lifesaver.
A multi-tool is a versatile piece of equipment that can be used for a variety of tasks. One of the most common questions about multi-tools is whether or not they can be used to cut metal. The answer is yes, a multi-tool can be used to cut metal, but it is not the ideal tool for the job. If you need to cut metal, it is best to use a saw or a grinder.
A multitool is a versatile piece of equipment that can be used for a variety of tasks. One of the most common questions about multitools is whether or not they can be used to cut wood. The answer is yes, a multitool can be used to cut wood. However, it is important to note that not all multitools are created equal. Some multitools have blades that are better suited for cutting wood than others. Additionally, the thickness of the wood you are trying to cut will also play a role in how well your multitool performs. If you are
4.7/5
Made in the USA by Kershaw’s expert engineers, and backed by a limited lifetime warranty
Great gift for any special occasion- birthdays, weddings, graduations, anniversaries, employee appreciation and more
Handle features a stainless steel body, ambidextrous SpeedSafe assisted opening system, frame lock, tip-lock, reversible pocketclip and lanyard hole
Versatile 3†modified drop-point blade crafted with one of the world’s highest performing knife steels for increased corrosion resistance and edge retention
DLC-coated blade and handle for added hardness, superior scratch resistance and a stealthy matte-black finish
$234
Oh wow, what a cute little flipper! With an overall length of 7" (4" handle, 3" blade), it is *very* small and has a remarkably low profile. When I'm hauling, I hardly even notice it. I now own seven different knives, the majority of which are made of various sorts of steel and brands, but I have to admit that this one's blade was the sharpest out of the box of everything I own. If you're American, it's always comforting to know that Sandvik 14C28N steel is created here.When utilized with the flipper, the SpeedSafe technology is swift and responsive. DO NOT OPEN WITH THE THUMB STUDS! They are employed to catch the blade on the handle when it is deployed; they are not there to open it. I came dangerously close to slicing my thumb open when I tried to utilize the studs as the opener. Get the Blur if you want a thumb stud aided opening. The Leek's handle is too small for your thumb to provide a secure grip when opening it. My thumb was forced into a position directly below the blade because I have average-sized hands, and I lost control of the handle when the spring engaged.Another notable feature of this knife is that it is delivered to you with the TIP DOWN position. Tip-down carry is not my favorite, so that was obviously a problem for me. If you want to switch it from tip-down to tip-up, using the T6 star bit worked for me after some trial and error testing because it doesn't specify which screwdriver bit to use. solely using your right hand.If you prefer slender and seductive knives, do yourself a favor and purchase the Leek. It has a robust frame lock, no blade play, and a blade that is razor sharp straight out of the box.
4.7/5
Heavy Duty: Full stainless steel with durable black oxidation for the main part, Special red color oxidation for the handle. Strong enough to cut, Pry, Twist The Screw, Open Fire Hydrant, Saw Wood, etc.
Compact Toolkit: Contains 14 different tools including Hammer, Axe, Pliers, Knife Blade, Saw, Assorted Hex Wrenches, Phillips screwdriver, Bottle Opener, File, Fish Descaler and more with a Safety Lock.
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Easy to Carry: Comes with a solid nylon pouch, holding the item tight in position, guarantee a safe carrying and convenient to takeout for use.
$234
My husband loves devices that he can use every day and that would be helpful in a survival kit, so I purchased him this multitool. I now want one for myself after using it! Any car would benefit from having this multitool in it. My spouse and I both found the tool's size to be comfortable; he has larger hands than I do and didn't have any issues with the size. It is just as described! Even though I have smaller hands, it didn't feel heavy, and I've had no trouble using it when necessary. It comes with an amazing nylon case that is easy to carry about and has a blade cover on the axe. There is no possibility of it falling out because it fits in the carrier exactly tightly. Despite being exceedingly strong, it feels light in my hand. My husband brought it to work and most of his coworkers now want one because he loves it so much. This is going to be one of my top 10 gift ideas because it is great for everyone.
4.7/5
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$234
Very attractive pen with appropriate weight. The only feature I didn't like for was how the pen's real writing portion had to be unscrewed everytime it was needed, leaving the rest of the pen on the table because there was no way to keep it attached without stuffing it on, which can be uncomfortable for people with large hands. Naturally, it makes no difference in private, but I wouldn't choose to write in public as my first option. Regarding the pen's tactical features, TakeFlight done an excellent job with the multi-tool, glass-breaking tip, and illumination. I doubt any other pen on the market can compare to how high quality everything feels while using the pen. I can say that I was completely surprised with how brilliant the flashlight was on the pen and how robust the glass breaker and multi tool held up when used. The packaging was another aspect of this device that I particularly liked. The batteries and ink cartridges that came with it were an extra bonus, and the package looked and felt very professional. Although it's not an option, I'd rate this product a 4.5 overall; a 5-star review wouldn't be misleading for it. excellent pen ~ Adam
4.6/5
Includes: small and medium flat driver, Philips head driver, wire Stripper, pry bar, bottle opener, & lanyard hole
Lightweight and airline safe
Titanium nitride coating for corrosion resistance
Perfect size to carry anywhere on a keychain
$234
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It's incredibly handy, little, and not as sharp as I was afraid it might be.I desired a multi-tool that I could clip to my keychain and use to cut open packages. This is a little bit smaller than I anticipated, but I now believe that works better.Before buying, my major worry was whether the item's sharp points would rip a hole in my pocket or scratch my leg. Because of that, it wouldn't be a good idea, according to reviews I had read, to hang it on a keychain. My current response is that it won't.We'll watch to see if it stays that way. I believe it will help to eliminate the sharp points issue if you put it on a keychain along with a few other items.I've only had the opportunity to utilize the pry bar portion to open boxes. Given how small it is, I'm not sure how simple it will be to hold. We shall see.
4.6/5
FIT MORE FUNCTIONALITY: The Wingman is equipped with 14 tools, including a knife, pliers, screwdrivers, wire cutters, a wire stripper, scissors, a package opener, bottle and can openers, a file, and a ruler.
LET'S BE PRACTICAL: Sometimes you only have one hand to spare. The Wingman only requires one hand to open and use all the tools, even the ones that aren't accessible from the outside. And with a locking blade, you can cut with confidence.
ALWAYS ON HAND: With its compact size, lightweight design, and removable pocket clip, your Wingman is always within reach and ready to work.
GUARANTEED: Our 25-year limited warranty ensures that your Leatherman will give you many years of dependable service. Just send it in and we'll fix it up. All Leatherman multitools are made and repaired right here in the USA.
READY FOR ANYTHING: The Wingman is your go-to tool for projects around the house, on the job, or at the campsite. Conquer your everyday.
$234
The Leatherman Wingman and Rebar, as well as all the others, have received outstanding ratings, but because there are so many types, it might be challenging to decide which one to purchase. I want to aid in the selection of affordable "Full-size" multitools, as Leatherman refers to a few models.The Charge TTi, the New Wave, the Rebar, and the Wingman are among the "full size" series of tools, which are all about 100mm long when folded. I'll only talk about the Rebar and Wingman because they are the only two that are significantly more expensive than the other two.Blade-in and blade-out designs are two other categories of Leatherman multitools. The knife blade(s) are available in the latter as they would be in a pocket knife, as opposed to the former where you must open the instrument to reach them.The Wingman has a blade-out design while the Rebar has a blade-in one. The Wingman would be more practical if you plan to use the instrument mostly for cutting with the knife blade(s).The shear-type wire cutter on the Rebar is significantly better and has replaceable blades. The wire cutter used by the Wingman is either butt- or pinch-style. In terms of hard wire, the Rebar performs substantially better than the other.The Wingman only has a single combination blade, but it is always available thanks to the blade-out design. The Rebar has two enormous blades, one plain and the other serrated.A full-size, double-sided file with a serrated edge that can be used as a hack saw is included with the Rebar. Wingman has a single-sided, half-length file that can only be characterized as a toy. I could think it's useless.The Wingman doesn't have a full-size wood saw; the Rebar does.The Rebar, on the other hand, lacks a scissor while the Wingman boasts the best one in the entire line.The Rebar's pliers are not spring-loaded, unlike the Wingman's.Only the knife and scissor of the Wingman lock; all the blades, including the tiny screwdrivers, of the Rebar lock. The Rebar's lock-release levers do, however, protrude far enough to catch if you carry it in your pocket.While the Wingman lacks a sheath, it does have a sturdy pocket clip, the Rebar comes with a nylon sheath. Additionally, the Wingman is easier to carry in the pocket than any other full-size multitool because of its somewhat more rounded end design.The Phillips screwdrivers from Rebar and Wingman are both decent, but Rebar's is better.In contrast to the Rebar, the Wingman lacks an awl.The Wingman is the greatest value at roughly 22 dollars, while the Rebar with sheath costs about 37.Which to buy? I would suggest the Wingman if you want a multitool that is tiny enough to fit in your pocket, one that you will keep in your desk or kitchen garbage drawer, if you would mostly use the knife, and find a scissor useful.The Rebar is a better option if you want a multitool with better file, awl, and wire cutting capabilities that can compete favorably with the considerably more expensive Wave and Charge.What if cost is not a concern? I still think you should try the Rebar. It weighs 191 g less than the New Wave and is 3 mm narrower and thicker, which may not seem like much until you hold them side by side. Simply said, the Wave and Charge are too large to even occasionally fit in a pocket.The multitools described in this article are all of the highest caliber and are built to last. A review on this site compares the Rebar with the Supertool unfavorably and claims that Leathermans are not built the same way they used to be. (Though they have a similar design, the Supertool is much larger.) In any case, I have a "old Supertool" from a time when the pliers were still stamped with "USA," and I can't for the life of me tell where the quality has changed. The Rebar's wire cutter is unquestionably superior. A ridiculous California rule prevents them from stamping "Created in the USA" on the tool, despite the fact that they are still made in the country.Therefore, just get one or more; they are all good. One is in every vehicle, pack, kitchen tool drawer, backpack, etc. that I own. Lethermens can be overdone, I suppose, but I haven't reached that point yet!
4.6/5
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$234
This was a breath of fresh air for me because I haven't had a good wire cutter in a while. I was effortlessly cutting through small-gauge steel wire (I'm not sure of the size, but view the video for reference). It felt much simpler than "like paper," which I had intended to say.Although this multitool is not a Leatherman, it is considerably lighter and costs less than one. Actually, this multitool case is superior to the one that came with the Leatherman multitool I received in the past. To keep the multitool enclosed in the case, it has a strong inner lining and a particularly sturdy snap button fastening. Additionally, it has a belt loop, which is nice but not something I will likely use myself. The plier, wire cutter, knife, and can opener capabilities were the ones that I considered to be most critical when deciding to acquire this multitool for my car emergency kit, though.Anyway, once I've used it more and had it for a while, I'll update my review. I'm pretty impressed so far, especially considering the price/quality ratio. I was a little concerned when I got this that I'd have to send another useless item back, but thankfully, it turned out to be a useful tool that was well worth the money!
4.5/5
The CG-2.3 works on all derailleur bikes and many 3-speed and coaster brake bikes.
The Chain Gang includes: CM-5.2 Chain Scrubber GSC-1 GearClean Brush and 8 oz. bottle of ChainBrite.
$234
To clean your chain, you must need this tool. Both using and cleaning up after this is straightforward.How to Use This Instrument1. Position the chain in the cassette's smallest cog (the cassette is the series of connected cogs on the rear wheel).2. Make sure the chain is seated in the cleaning wheel apparatus before attaching the cleaning tool to the bottom segment of the chain.3. Fill the top fill hole of the cleaning instrument with cleaning solution. On the side of the tool is a label for the fill line.4. While holding the tool, turn your crank backward for roughly 30 rotations. Once finished, take out the cleaning tool and discard the cleaning agent.5. Wipe the excess from your chain, front chainring, and cassette with a fresh cloth or towel. Clean the individual cogs with the cassette's brush, and thick filth between the cogs with the hard, curved side of the brush.6. Run your crank in reverse for about 30 revolutions after rinsing the cleaning tool and filling it with warm, soapy water. When finished, take out the cleaning tool and get rid of the dirty, soapy water.7. Once more, wipe the excess from your chain, front chainring, and cassette using a clean rag or towel.8. If you have a compressor, make sure not to blow straight into your bottom bracket or any other area that has seals because this could force water into areas where you don't want it.9. Add your preferred lubricant and, of course, follow the lubricant's instructions.I know this seems like a lot to accomplish, but if you really do it, you'll realize that it goes pretty quickly and leaves less trash behind. Additionally, this tool may be disassembled and cleaned, and it should be done after each usage to prolong its lifespan.1. Lay a towel or piece of cardboard on the floor underneath your drivetrain because there will be some dripping; it won't be much, but it will be enough to speed up cleanup. Cleaning up after manually cleaning your drivetrain without this tool will take much longer.2. When handling oily parts, wear surgical gloves. By doing this, you can finish with clean hands and fingernails and a firm grip.
4.5/5
Saf.T.Plus component locking system guarantees safety
Weighs 9.6 oz; Closed Length: 4 inches; limited lifetime warranty
Suspension Multi-Plier multitool with 12 integrated components
Lightweight open-frame stainless steel handle
Includes a ballistic nylon sheath
$234
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This is a fairly good bargain considering the price.Two things should be avoided.1.) The pliers work well for straight-on pinching with needle nose pliers. When used to pry sideways, they are, nonetheless, fairly weak. I broke off one of the pincher ends of the pliers while trying to extract the gearbox linkage from underneath an automobile. No undue force was applied. Its failure astonished me.2. The sack is the other flaw in an otherwise fantastic product. The velcro clasp material is worse than the nylon/canvas because it wears out quickly and does not retain the pliers in your pouch if you end up on the ground or inverted at all.Although the butterfly handle is too large, I had hoped that one of my old leatherman pouches might fit this tool.I still can't bring myself to deduct a star for $22.This product might be made noticeably better with better velcro and a nicer pouch.I would anticipate that this tool would survive for a long time if I knew better than to pry sideways with the pliers.Because the velcro on the second pair, which I bought to replace the ones with damaged pliers, failed while I was under a car, they were on the ground when I stood up.
4.4/5
Lifetime guarantee to never rust, bend, or dull
Made from 4x heat treated steel
World's First 100% Flat Multi Tool (18 in 1) and fits in your wallet with credit cards
Great for: Repairmen, mechanics, carpenters, hobbyists, boat owners, campers
$234
I'm assembling a tactical wallet. Since credit-card sized tools are now popular, this wallet will only include those. I should point out that this is the first and most helpful tool, though, before it happens. Stainless steel makes up the tool. Additionally, despite being so thin, it is VERY powerful. The object is not something I can bend very readily. It also has the same thickness as a real credit card, as opposed to 2 or 3 like other of the more advanced credit card instruments, which are all credit card-sized.- The bottom-mounted screwdrivers and hex wrenches can eat away at a wallet's vulnerable spots. A leather wallet will tear up the interior of the pocket it is placed in. My issue is different. I carry my cards in the midst of two steel plates that are connected by four rubber bands in an aluminum wallet I call Wallum. The rubber bands are frequently consumed by the Wallet Ninja. Your fingers will also get wounded while using these teeth to open a bottle. But I can get to the bottle opener the quickest for me.- The box cutter performs the same function as the fruit peeler, which is worthless. Although it takes forever to cut open a box with it, this is somewhat of a last-resort tool and is still preferable to nothing. Every screwdriver under the sun is present on this monster. The screwdriver for glasses actually seems to work very nicely! The shape hasn't been lost to time either.Overall, a beautiful card that is also quite reasonably priced.
4/5
Overall length: 4.25 inches, Closed Length: 2.75 inches
10 tools: Needle nose spring-loaded pliers, Wire cutter, Fine edge blade, Retail package opener, Scissors, Medium flat driver, Crosshead driver, Bottle opener, Tweezers, File
Compact, lightweight size fits perfectly in pocket - a daily companion for any task
Convenient, easily accessible butterfly opening
Sturdy stainless steel construction
$234
One of Gerber's finest product initiatives unquestionably, and a great revelation to those of us who have bemoaned the company's quality decline over the previous 15 or so years. A small multi-tool with a surprising level of execution and a nice selection of blades is called The Dime. Any complaints regarding the tool's capabilities are more a reflection of the inherent limitations of any multi-tool this compact and the excellent build quality.The spring-loaded pliers fit together with admirably fine alignment and precision. so much so that in some instances they may serve as tweezers (although the Dime actually comes with a small set of tweezers that slide into one of the tools outer scales). Only the outer 1/8 of the pliers' unusual stepped tip is present "when the jaws are shut completely, they truly make contact. That might sound awful, but in reality the setup allows the user to work closely and accurately when performing small, delicate operations. And let's face it: any tool this small will only be suitable for minor, relatively delicate operations; forget using any fastener greater than approximately 3/8." ". If you think that's overly restrictive, you might seriously consider a full-sized multi-tool, such as the superb Leatherman Wave.Gerber chose a modified sheep's foot shape for the knife blade rather than a more typical spear or clip saber shape. That shape, together with a little belly along the honed edge, makes the most of the blade's tiny 1 1/4 inches, which is an unusual choice "length. Additionally, given that this is a non-locking blade, it encourages use that exerts pressure solely in the direction that the blade shuts (no stabbing or auguring with this blade shape).It's a very welcome surprise to find the package opener. When it comes to opening those dreaded clear plastic clam-shell retail packaging without destroying the contents, which is all too easy to do with an ordinary knife blade, it truly excels (do NOT ask me how I know that). It necessitates a pulling motion as opposed to a pushing motion, which promotes far superior control. The end result is a tool that is extremely effective at cutting through that tough plastic while avoiding the contents of the container. As a dedicated, single-purpose tool on the Gerber Dime, it readily pays for itself.Although the scissors are well-made and sharp, their small size makes any significant cutting work rather laborious. They help me cut my nails. Small and only suitable for light-duty operations, flat head and pseudo-phillips head screwdrivers are what they are. The smaller is what I refer to as a "pseudo-phillips" head because it is only 2-dimensional and is really simply a flat head that has been shrunk and tapered to fit a phillips head fastener. Additionally, the Phillips driver blade has a dual-sided file. One of the two genuine issues I have with the Gerber Dime is the file. Although it is a real cut-file design, neither side's cutting is very deep or aggressive. At most, it might smooth down an irritating edge on a small piece of hard plastic or metal. Beyond that, it functions as a good nail file.The split ring that is attached to the lanyard hole is my only other minor quibble. It is only spring wire, which makes it not very robust. I like to suspend my mini-multi tool inside my jeans pocket using a paracord lanyard, with the other end fastened to a belt loop. Compared to just lying at the very bottom of my pocket, I find it rides much more comfortably. That split ring started to deform and pull apart after approximately a week of bearing the (insignificant) weight of the tool at the end of the lanyard. I threw it away and am currently using the bottle opener on the lanyard (which, by the way, is quite effective at its intended function).Compared to the clumsy small multi-tool it replaces, which is only available at Cabela's, the Gerber Dime is a lot better and more carefully thought-out design. Please don't be deterred by my rating of only 4 stars; I'm actually quite thrilled about the Dime. I'm just a little more pragmatic and conservative when it comes to assigning product ratings than some reviewers are. This product is one of the very few that is perfect. But it's the best tiny multi-tool I've yet come across.
Yes, you can take a Leatherman to Mexico. There are no restrictions on bringing knives into the country.
Yes, you can carry a Leatherman. It is a type of pocket knife that is allowed on airplanes.
An oscillating tool is a versatile power tool that can be used for a variety of tasks, including grinding. When using an oscillating tool for grinding, it is important to select the correct type of grinding attachment and to follow all safety precautions.
An oscillating tool is a versatile power tool that can be used for a variety of tasks, including cutting straight lines. When using an oscillating tool to cut a straight line, it is important to use a guide to ensure a straight cut. A guide can be anything that will help keep the tool in a straight line, such as a piece of wood or a metal straight edge. Once the guide is in place, simply hold the oscillating tool against the guide and move it back and forth to cut the line.
A Leatherman is a tool that is built to last. With proper care, your Leatherman will last for many years.
A multi-tool comes with a variety of tools that can be used for different purposes. The most common tools that are included in a multi-tool are a knife, a pair of pliers, and a screwdriver.
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