i would buy it just for the pry tool if it just had a few puch outs for 1/4 and maybe 3/8 . i realy like it with out the huge cutout feel it would just bend ot break dying to use the prybar. thanks for the share! stay awesone!
I just got one while they were 20 dollars and at first glance it is a mixed bag. This is the first multitool I have bought where the larger outside tools clump when you open one! I oiled it and after a while the saw side settled down and they no longer clump, but the saw on mine is off center and touches the left side of the body when it is closed. I tried adjusting the tool pivots but the screws must be tightened with Loctite and they would not budge. I have a better driver at home and will try again later. I like the knife blade and larger scissors, and of course, the 1/4 inch driver. I am going to put a button magnet in it so I can use standard bits with it. The socket looks nice and deep so that should work well. I also like that this tool is a bit different than others that are Wave inspired. Great video as always!
I guess it’s good to see attempts at differentiation, because there are too many wave clones that are so similar to each other. This might not be a winning one but hopefully it signals a trend towards more innovative changes
maxlvl did a Quick Look vid about Harbor Freight Gordon 20 in 1 multi tool ($40) that just came out. It’s a wave clone, looks like it’s a nearly exact copy. I’m looking forward to your breakdown of the tool. I don’t know my about Harbor Freight but it’s a good looking tool - thank you for your vids 👊
Living in a land of knife carrying no-nos, Roxon's (blade exchange) Can Opener, pull cutter, cap-lifter thingo from the BA141517 set has been the perfect tool for me because the GHK12 eagle multitool's blade is identical to Roxon's tanto and thus can be swapped in easily.
Square cut outs on the pry tool are probably bicycle spoke wrenches
A pry bar is key to the city. You don't carry it for the sake of carrying it and you don't want it snapping in the lock.
i would buy it just for the pry tool if it just had a few puch outs for 1/4 and maybe 3/8 . i realy like it with out the huge cutout feel it would just bend ot break dying to use the prybar. thanks for the share! stay awesone!
I just got one while they were 20 dollars and at first glance it is a mixed bag. This is the first multitool I have bought where the larger outside tools clump when you open one! I oiled it and after a while the saw side settled down and they no longer clump, but the saw on mine is off center and touches the left side of the body when it is closed. I tried adjusting the tool pivots but the screws must be tightened with Loctite and they would not budge. I have a better driver at home and will try again later. I like the knife blade and larger scissors, and of course, the 1/4 inch driver. I am going to put a button magnet in it so I can use standard bits with it. The socket looks nice and deep so that should work well. I also like that this tool is a bit different than others that are Wave inspired. Great video as always!
I guess it’s good to see attempts at differentiation, because there are too many wave clones that are so similar to each other. This might not be a winning one but hopefully it signals a trend towards more innovative changes
maxlvl did a Quick Look vid about Harbor Freight Gordon 20 in 1 multi tool ($40) that just came out. It’s a wave clone, looks like it’s a nearly exact copy. I’m looking forward to your breakdown of the tool. I don’t know my about Harbor Freight but it’s a good looking tool - thank you for your vids 👊
Living in a land of knife carrying no-nos, Roxon's (blade exchange) Can Opener, pull cutter, cap-lifter thingo from the BA141517 set has been the perfect tool for me because the GHK12 eagle multitool's blade is identical to Roxon's tanto and thus can be swapped in easily.
Pretty good for $20.
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The sort of multi wrench tool should have been split.
A Multitool in a Multitool :D
Not a big fan. I'd stick with a Leatherman Wave sir. I like the GOAT and Roxon Flex modular tools, really cool and nifty!
Must be affiliated to some maker. Good for beginners.