3 MULTI TOOLS THAT YOU'VE PROBABLY NEVER HEARD OF
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- Today we are talking about the REAL AVID AR15, GUNTOOLMAX, and PISTOLTOOL. Three multi-tools that you've probably never heard of, and that are surprisingly great additions to an aircraft technician's tool arsenal. So strap on for the ride, and let's dive together to take a closer look at just what makes these such cool multi-tools. Are you ready? LET'S GO!!!
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LINKS:
AR15 TOOL: amzn.to/3pPnNIx
THE PISTOL TOOL: amzn.to/3NuLkbx
GUN TOOL MAX: amzn.to/3BL9gQW
LEATHERMAN IN-LINE RATCHET: amzn.to/3ML6SQE
711L BIT RATCHET: amzn.to/3Azo3h9
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OTHER COOL VIDEOS:
BLADES w/BITS: • BLADES...WITH BITS!!!
LOCKING PLIERS: • The Ultimate Locking P...
ULTIMATE Ratcheting Hexbit Driver: • The ULTIMATE Ratchetin...
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AR-15 TOOL: amzn.to/3pPnNIx
GUNTOOLMAX: amzn.to/3BL9gQW
THE PISTOL TOOL:
amzn.to/3NuLkbx
Can I ask, do aircraft techs notice that 17 Apollo missions filmed zero stars? Because every industrial sector drinks Kool aid and I'm looking for a career change but I'm tired of zombies.
G10 is kinda like fiberglass, but much better. The fiber is woven and uses a specific epoxy in laminated layers. It is very stable and resistant to a lot of heat (though not fire retardant), chemicals, abrasion... and is very stiff when in sheet form, and stronger than aluminum IMO. It stays stiff and flat and is easily machinable. We machined a lot of parts for the military out of G10, where a very light weight material could be substituted for steel, and it is way cheaper and easier to machine than titanium for a comparable strength when used properly. A lot of gun grip panels are made from it for various reasons including ease of making it different colors, but I like it because the checkering is SHARP and almost bites your hands. Great for shooting with sweaty hands on an Arizona summer day.
Broooooo thank you!
That makes a lot of sense now.
Those are great multi tools ⚒️ bravo 👏
But i wish i have those while using it on the line maintenance,
Right now, Im using the basic Gerber multiplier 600, still tough on doing things if you forgot your tools in the tool room 😂
I'm still not a big fan of multi tools for line or hangar work, just don't like a heavy tool on my belt, however I will say that I was truly impressed with these
Thanks for the videos. I hope to see more aircraft tools. Could you do a toolbox review?
Great video!
I was almost sold on the pistol tool. The proprietary bits is a deal breaker for me tho. For what I would use it for I would need to change up some of the bits
I hear you Skwish!
Hopefully they come out with a 2.0 version.
I don't own guns or service aircraft, but I do work at a farm and I have to say the toolset is quite appealing. I also just like well designed stuff in general
I know! Such a cool find imo.
Go buy a gun
@Daddysbehind how many more? Lol
Pistol took for the price looks great if it wasn't for the proprietary bits.
It's a beast nonetheless, but I'm hoping @RealAvid reads all these and makes this great tool even better
Unauthorized tool when I was a Mx tech in the Air Force. But I still had a leather man ;)
It's an unauthorized can opener in most airlines too but that doesn't stop anyone from having them on their belt lol
I just came across your channel and I'm enjoying your content
I'm watching each show to catch up. This will save me money on my tool purchases
Thank you for expertise
Thanks for watching, it's a pleasure to make these videos and share a little of my world with ya'll
Hey amigo, it's been awhile. I hope you're doing well and just too busy to post more videos. Looking forward to more great content!
A little late to this conversation, but yeah, that's an odd size for the bits. Both of my rotary screwdrivers are for one quarter inch bits, which surprised me a little since I would have expected the newest one to be a round number of millimeters. But I guess 6.35 mm was also easy to design for.
Never too late to make a comment! 6.35mm equals to 1/4" so that's pretty standard. It's the oddball sizes that get me!
With some adjutments these gun tool might be multi purpose.
Pin tools are more useful than just removing gun pins.
I do think the plier based ones are quite close to the classic approach, however the last one could have a rachet wrench, a ratchet wrench with low profile sockets to fit the wrench.
Yes!!!! That's what I'm talking about
@@TheAircraftTechnician I wish manufacturers think more about technicians of all sorts because a multitool approach to certain sort of tools might be a good way to have a compact tool box / pouch.
There is interesting stuff like some bit drivers but I think while there great stuff, I believe there things to be explored.
The gun tool max looks like a great tool even if not used for guns.If it had a saw would make it even better.
It sure is, these are quality built, though slightly larger than your average Leatherman.
I like your attitude and production quality of content
I want the pistol tool but it’s just not going to happen with the proprietary bit exchanger.
I'm still hoping Real Avid sees this and realizes the potential they have with this tool
Hey Boss, I just caught a video on the GOAT multitool. I immediately thought of you, as this is easily the most clever design to date, and you can make your tool custom to your specific needs, including (in my mind) designing your own specialty blades and features for very unique applications, such as aircraft repair. You gotta check it out.
Gonna have to give it a look, thank you!
I have a sog one ots one of the best i have had as the pliers have gears to mesh the pliers
Pls make some more content!!
The Leathermen bit adapter has even more locking stages...
The bracket type that you had to buy separately? I am looking for one that isn't over $150!
Great video man
Thanks Tony!
Rocks Review?
It's definitely a good company but that pistol multitool makes me sad.
It could have been perfect with standard bits 😢
No joke Kevin, I still use it, it's on my vest at work every day, but man they were so close to making such a banger.
excellent video SUBBED!!!
Thank you for watching!
the audio is annoying as hell
Lol sorry about that
Okay pal, were almost a the Year mark for radio silence. I hope that means you are busy and making money.
Matt!!!!
Life got busy, had some health issues, but now I'm getting back into the swing of things. The whole Boeing door plug blow out debacle kept me quite busy, and now that things in life are calmer (despite a still quite crazy schedule) I will start making videos again on a more regular basis. Thank you for checking in brother
@@TheAircraftTechnician Hey buddy, just glad you're still with us. Looking forward to more reviews.
I do NOT want these tools if they are using them to make Boeing airplanes. Those airplanes are falling apart midair.