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Cybertool M is 5 layers and weighs around 5.4 oz not 6 layers and 6.6 oz. What you were referring to was probably the Cybertool L.

Great video friend

I want info on the DUAL FUEL GENERATOR it is connected to in this vid clip.....thts the important thing.....

That's a lot of information

Price tag??

Very slick build and great video quality/editing. Would the plug-in hybrid version work for power supply? You might be able to run AC overnight just on the hybrid battery. You would give up AWD and 2nd fold-n-go seat storage though.

Solar pv mppt has only 60volts. Should be two mppt at 250 volts a peace.

This is an excellent build out. Wow! SO well thought out. I'm really impressed. Thanks so much for sharing all the details and info! Happy Trails :)

the gorilla glue double sided tape is crap! replace it with something from 3m!

I havent bothered with victorinox in years, they must have really upgraded those scisors. They used to be absolutely worthless

micro usb? how inconvenient

I dont get it. Why do people feel the need to do minor home repairs from the contents of their pockets?

How much does this baby weigh?

Learn more about the EcoFlow DELTA Pro 3 bit.ly/3VrQQ2a

Or just buy a Victorinox Cyber tool.

im a big fan of Wera, too bad they dont offer large tool sets

This vs F3800…hmmm

What should I get for going into carpentry

Thats garbage advice in the knife sector. Makes the rest of the video obsolete.

Rovyvon will always now and forever be my flashlight of choice. I have several of their flashlights of various lumens.

Ok ok enough... I'll sub for more quality content. This channel is going to cost me though lol

Looks like the solar charging inputs are less than the Delta Pro Ultra.

Whaaatttt..? Thank you for the heads up

I wouldn't say the quality of the Wiha bits are better than the ones in the Wera ToolCheck Plus. I've owned many tools from Wiha and Wera and i've yet to find the quality of anything made by Wiha to be better in any way than Wera. In fact, i had purchased a slotted 0.8mm Wiha screwdriver to remove a tiny screw in a pocket watch i was repairing and it quite literally twisted the flat end 20 degrees off center before i gave up and ordered a Wera 0.8mm which removed the screw nicely. I haven't found their screwdriver bits to lack in any way. mine have alll held up nicely.

Thanks for the review from Ukraine! It's a shame DJI doesn't have an app. A good application and remote control are never superfluous. For home equipment, a laptop/computer/Internet equipment looks more attractive than DJI even without an application. I think EcoFlow is more suitable for household needs than for computer equipment and the like.

Run time for 2 amp output?

I like the stacking ability and the increase in solar input. I am waiting to find out the max input voltage, but more importantly, is it more quiet than the regular Delta Pro that had significant fan noise once solar charging hit ~ 800 watts.

What did you use for cross bars/roof rack? I have a 2020 Chrysler Pac, and I cannot locate anyone to help me with either of these. I contacted GoFastCamper, and they said they do not do the rack portion. Please advise who or how you managed? I went to Yakima and Thule, have scoured the Chrysler Pacifica Forums about modifications, and most owners are stumped and frustrated. Thanks in advance.

NEAT-O

Looks like a zendure

Well done sir! I hope that tool mfr’s watch your channel and take notes.

Awesome video! Thanks Todd. For sockets, I went with the Vaco 7 in 1 impact VACO1071. I believe Klein makes it. Very similar to the Klein 7 in 1, but these are metric (7/8, 10/12, 13/14). So with 3 pieces, you get 5 of the 7 Toolcheck sockets, substituting a 14 for the Wera 5.5 & 6.

Very cool work! I don't understand why EDC-centric manufacturers keep using single-sided bits. The whole point of us whackos paying top dollar and obsessing over minutae to stuff our pockets with crap is to maximize utility and minimize space. Only double-sided bits fit both criteria yet they're incredibly rare and highly incompatible. It's weird.

This was a really well done video! Does the spring retention in the 711L loosen over time? It really holds on the sharp shoulders of the steinwhale bits and makes the smaller bits (especially the t6/t8) really difficult to insert and remove.

Using any sort of no contact voltage detectors to test if a circuit is dead is very much skimping on safety. I love NCV testers. They're an amazingly useful tool to have in the pocket for troubleshooting. But they have their time and place and what you're using them for certainly isn't it. For proper, actually safe testing, you need to use something that still shows voltage even if the battery's dead, something with a low probability for errors and most importantly, 2 probes!! Because NCV testers rely on your connection to ground, the result can be skewed by how you grip them and how insulating your shoes are. This is why using them like you are is unsafe. A name brand death stick is still a death stick.

Best advise I ever had gotten when trying to find a stud, use any stud finder, but then follow that up with a decent grade magnet. Run the magnet where the stud finder says there is a stud and see if the magnet snags on that line. If it does then there are screws there and likely there is actually a stud there. Stud finders with electrical or even better yet water pipe detectors are better too.

If the micro driver and 3D prototyping tray are available for sale, please be sure to reserve a set for me, thank you very much.

What do you know about customizing a bit set... more specifically, a double sided t20/flathead would be the ideal pairing for my specific need. Thanks for sharing

Not worth it

I’m in the process of building a home/hobbyist tool kit from scratch, and this was super helpful for and inspiring! I really appreciate all the time you put into making this. ❤

I've had the tool check plus for 4 years, never lost a bit thanks to the storage component. The ratchet still works like new. Great kit. None of these compare. If your buying at harbour freight, your not serious about tools!

Nice video very helpful. This would be perfect if it could do 100 watt input charge. The Quick Start Guide on Anker website interestingly enough shows on LCD Input: 99W. So can this do 99W on charge? What are your thoughts?

Idk why someone would judge you for your tools not being dirty. Why would you want dirty tools. I make sure to thoroughly clean all of my tools before they go back in their place

I feel like I need to thank you and this video. I ended up getting a custom cyber compact and it turns out it was my dream pocket edc. .

8:07 your pronunciation of Knipex is totally correct here! 😉👍

Would be nice to see a mini van that would fit 3 adults. I've had a couple of ideas but don't have a van yet to actually work ideas out.

The "Square" bits are called Robertson bits, You're welcome.

This is by far the best solar panel video, awesome information! Just wondering though, can you recommend some solar panels for charging 30,000mah ~ 40,000mah power banks? Reason I'm asking is I notice there are several devices that goes up to that mah these days, from power banks to portable fans. (I have a 30,000mah power bank and a portable fan that also serve as a 40,000mah power bank)

The way I see it, if you need to power a mini-fridge, a portable AC unit, go get a bigger power station. If you're just charging through USB-C, such as your phone, an iPad, or maybe a portable fan (the best portable fan I found is comes with 40,000mah storage), a power bank with a solar panel is good enough.

It feels like a Victorinox Compact would make your weight drop even more. It’s a very compact tool that’s hard to beat. 😄