It's weird thing, but pretty well made.You can get them for a tenner including shipping at the moment from Heinnie's too.
if you google them, a lot of people give them terrible reviews. maybe that is why Fiskars didn't brand them as gerber?
It looks EXACTLY like someone in a fourth form metal work class was given a few old multitools and SAKs and told to build something out of the bits. In half an hour. The different tools are all different colours and presumably types of steel, the can and bottle opener are at half SAK scale. The shears seem OK, but the pliers tacked on the side would be pretty much useless. The blade is not impressive. The worst thing though? I opened the file and it came off in my hand. When I reinserted it and reopened it it bent back a piece of the frame with an audible click.
Quote from: Magnus on January 18, 2010, 11:02:27 PMif you google them, a lot of people give them terrible reviews. maybe that is why Fiskars didn't brand them as gerber? Why did they with the Suspension, Ripstop, and so on, then? >.>;
this was one I found: http://www.britishblades.com/forums/showthread.php?10267-Paul-Chen-Multi-Tasker/page2QuoteIt looks EXACTLY like someone in a fourth form metal work class was given a few old multitools and SAKs and told to build something out of the bits. In half an hour. The different tools are all different colours and presumably types of steel, the can and bottle opener are at half SAK scale. The shears seem OK, but the pliers tacked on the side would be pretty much useless. The blade is not impressive. The worst thing though? I opened the file and it came off in my hand. When I reinserted it and reopened it it bent back a piece of the frame with an audible click.Quote from: Sazabi on January 18, 2010, 11:16:42 PMQuote from: Magnus on January 18, 2010, 11:02:27 PMif you google them, a lot of people give them terrible reviews. maybe that is why Fiskars didn't brand them as gerber? Why did they with the Suspension, Ripstop, and so on, then? >.>;my point exactly, if they thought this tool could ruin gerber's name...
I was once tempted, but after seeing the complete pliers afterthought I changed my mind.
Quote from: Benner on January 19, 2010, 12:06:14 PMI was once tempted, but after seeing the complete pliers afterthought I changed my mind. i was thinking that this could be the base of a bit of modding, i will probably remove those little pliers, will have to see, paul
Quote from: zed6309 on January 19, 2010, 12:08:59 PMQuote from: Benner on January 19, 2010, 12:06:14 PMI was once tempted, but after seeing the complete pliers afterthought I changed my mind. i was thinking that this could be the base of a bit of modding, i will probably remove those little pliers, will have to see, paulDon't worry buddy, after a couple of uses they will probably remove themselves I jest really. Look forward to hearing your thoughts.
i was thinking that this could be the base of a bit of modding, i will probably remove those little pliers, will have to see, paul
Quote from: zed6309 on January 19, 2010, 12:08:59 PMi was thinking that this could be the base of a bit of modding, i will probably remove those little pliers, will have to see, paulI think if you decide to mod some tools this one could work well For £10 you can't go too wrong; it may be a collectors item someday