r/multitools • u/Suspicious-Salt-151 • 13h ago
Chinese did it! LM squirt P4 copy
They did it!
Its being preordered now. Got 3 for myself.
r/multitools • u/Suspicious-Salt-151 • 13h ago
They did it!
Its being preordered now. Got 3 for myself.
r/multitools • u/McKillem • 10h ago
Surprisingly minimal toolset. Pliers, scissors, knife and a locking bit driver using flat, Leatherman-style bits.
r/multitools • u/urgodisgone • 19h ago
We got another midsize multitool.. is the new Nextool F20 going to be SOG Powerpint contender?
r/multitools • u/HTOF866 • 2h ago
r/multitools • u/monolithictrout • 22h ago
Vintage Multi-tools recovered π«‘
r/multitools • u/RCampR6 • 4h ago
Hello all. One of my coworkers downsized and gave me a bunch of free tools. This LeatherMan was in a box with a bunch of miscellaneous items. I donβt have any idea how old it is but the leather sheat is a nice extra.
r/multitools • u/AdSavings9276 • 7h ago
My only EDC was the Victorinox Classic SD. I'm loving the new small Nextool models but currently leaning towards the flagship F12 the most. It seems like it has a locking knife. Can I carry it here without a risk? If not, can I disable the locking mechanism without unscrewing the knife?
If I can't do any, then I think sailor S11 Pro is almost just as great and would be my option. Any would be a huge improvement over that Victorinox, I just want a more versatile one.
P.S. It should've been F12 in the title.
r/multitools • u/Life_Programmer_4927 • 7h ago
r/multitools • u/Aggravating_Pair8857 • 1h ago
My newest creation (to the right of an OE one).
r/multitools • u/MahewSteel • 5h ago
Looking at picking up a MP600 but I use the bit driver on my current tool weekly so kind of need it. Apart from the rare Gerber bit adapter kit. Are there any other options to fit over the flathead or Philips bit?? Available in UK
As if not Roxon Flex may have to be my choice as I need it bladeless.
r/multitools • u/Plastic_Scratch_8028 • 11h ago
TLDR:
I'm looking for a small multi-tool that potentially has a narrow spotted screwdriver AND non-marring Jewelry pliers. I will settle for Non marring pliers without the screwdriver if I have to.
I'm a music teacher and have dedicated tools in my classroom and in my backpack for big jobs and things that require me to sit down and fix. Most of the time, I have a SOG Powerpint that I use to make quick fixes. However, I have covers on the pliers or need to grab a rag to make sure I don't damage the instrument. The screwdrivers on the PowerPint suffice for 90% of what I have to do daily.
Thanks for taking the time to read this and I hope some of you can point me in a direction...or tell me this is a pipe dream π.
r/multitools • u/vagysa • 17h ago