This is gonna get weird fast ...

[Rs217]

I think this hammer with all these screwdrivers in the handle is not very usual
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That's wild!  I like it

[stressmaster5000]

My 7 year old nephew's bug collecting SAK I bought for him. It is kind of neat. It has a small scoop, a mag glass and tweezers. He is moving on to catching geckos now. 

[cowsmilk]

Does this count as a weird edc? 

Is that a sewing kit?

[AimlessWanderer]

Just getting piccies uploaded for my entry now ....

[enki_ck]

Does this count as a weird edc? 

Is that a sewing kit?

Yes, and I want one of those bad.

http://forum.multitool.or....msg753331.html#msg753331

[Mimifred]

Here's a multitool for cleaning pipes..

[AimlessWanderer]

Here we go! Many thanks to Gingrich Tactical Innovationsand enki_ck (again  ) for yet another chance at an excellent giveaway 

As for the tool .... well, I'll let the piccies do the talking 

















.... and that's pretty much all I know about this tool other than I got it cheap on ebay, and it's UK legal   

[dbeeks1]

All covered...tape measure, drivers, light, level...

[cowsmilk]

Does this count as a weird edc? 

Is that a sewing kit?

Yes, and I want one of those bad.

http://forum.multitool.or....msg753331.html#msg753331

Thanks for that quote! I agree with your statement as well.

[Chako]

That is neat 50ft-trad. Sort of reminds me of this Canadian made kitchen multi-tool.

[AimlessWanderer]

That's an interesting one Chako  Have you tried using it?

The Lemar Club 18 Open-All is as bothersome to use as it is to say it's name  OK that might be a slight exageration, but it's not the greatest design in the world. The nut crackers did come in handy at Christmas, though I did have to break out a SOG Powerlock for some of the more stuborn ones  The bottle opener works fine, but some of the other functions are a little ambitious in their promises to say the least.

It has been quite useful a couple of times though, so I can't be too harsh on it 

[Chako]

Yes, I have used it a time or two. To my knowledge, it is the only multi-tool to be made in Canada.

[J-sews]

That's an interesting one Chako  Have you tried using it?

The Lemar Club 18 Open-All is as bothersome to use as it is to say it's name  OK that might be a slight exageration, but it's not the greatest design in the world. The nut crackers did come in handy at Christmas, though I did have to break out a SOG Powerlock for some of the more stuborn ones  The bottle opener works fine, but some of the other functions are a little ambitious in their promises to say the least.

It has been quite useful a couple of times though, so I can't be too harsh on it 

Al,
If you really want to be aggravated, try using the version with the corkscrew.

Yes, I have used it a time or two. To my knowledge, it is the only multi-tool to be made in Canada.

Dan,
Keep a lookout for a Ten-In-One-Tool. It was made back in the 1920's, and has a hammer, screwdriver, knife blade sharpener, can opener, and weight scale, among other things. Manufactured in Kingston, Ontario, Canada.

[Chako]

That corkscrew looks confidence building Bob. Thanks. I didn't know about the 10 in 1. 

[AimlessWanderer]

Al,
If you really want to be aggravated, try using the version with the corkscrew.

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A corkscrew version!! 

These all just goes to show how bonkers some of the tools of old really were 
Nice catch Bob  Do you know anything about them such as where/when made?

[enki_ck]

I know I'm a bit late with this draw but I wanted to give you guys a chance to get a couple more entries in. 25 entries in total this time. I gathered them all up and ran the list through the list randomiser so here is the list I'll be drawing the winner from.

LIST RANDOMISER

There were 25 items in your list. Here they are in random order:

1. J-sews
2. lister
3. Chako
4. stressmaster5000
5. Chako
6. Chako
7. stealth007s
8. zoidberg
9. Nhoj
10. Mimifred
11. pfrsantos
12. Chako
13. Chako
14. JAfromMn
15. Rs217
16. dbeeks1
17. HankSolon
18. stressmaster5000
19. bmot
20. stressmaster5000
21. Nhoj
22. Rs217
23. 50ft-trad
24. zoidberg
25. HankSolon

Timestamp: 2013-08-01 11:42:10 UTC

[enki_ck]

And the winning number is












Congrats, John.

[HankSolon]

Congrats @John.

@enki_ck: and a nice way to make the drawing process transparent (I've seen that in other drawings before, I really like it)

[dbeeks1]

Congratulations!  This was a fun one.

[Mr. Whippy]

Well, this is not exactly an EDC but it can be, it's light enough. I bought it recently and have been using it a lot.

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I like that!

[Chako]

Congratulations John. 

[Nhoj]

Wow I did win something after all! Thank you Gingrich Tactical Innovations, enki_ck, and every great member on this forum! I am very grateful!

[stealth007s]

Congrats John!¡!

[AimlessWanderer]

Congratulations John, and thanks again to all involved in making this great giveaway happen 

[stressmaster5000]

[J-sews]

Congrats John!

[Rs217]

I vote to have a dedicated weird tool thread. Or at least keep this one going.

[pfrsantos]

I vote to have a dedicated weird tool thread. Or at least keep this one going.

+1! Really nice/crazy/funny stuff around to fill it...
 

(Congrats to the winner!)

[enki_ck]

I vote to have a dedicated weird tool thread. Or at least keep this one going.

+1! Really nice/crazy/funny stuff around to fill it...
 

(Congrats to the winner!)

That was the general idea. Start it off as a giveaway but continue afterwards as the weird tools thread.

[ducttapetech]

Congrats John!