knife multi tool knife with remgrit (similar to Gerber)

[luko]

Hi, I'm fall in love for the Gerber Legend, especially I like the "remgrit\disston" saw for cut the metal; but it's too expensive for me

what's a good multi tool with a "remgrit\disston" not too expensive? maybe for cut the metal too. for a tool like that i can spend 40 pounds\45 € at maximum

if you think who there aren't good multi tool with a "remgrit\disston" not too expensive, what's a good cheap knife multi tool? for a tool like that i can spend 20 pounds\25 € at maximum

thank you

[bmot]

If you're just a bit lucky, you can get a Gerber MP600 Pro Scout for below 45€


Where are you from, if I may ask? That can make quite a difference on prices...

[lowtech]

Bmot is right. Used MP 600s sometimes run below 45,- € here in Germany.
If shipping is no deal breaker, I might have what you are looking for.

[luko]

If you're just a bit lucky, you can get a Gerber MP600 Pro Scout for below 45€


Where are you from, if I may ask? That can make quite a difference on prices...

I live in several european countries. Now I'm living on UK and I'll move somewhere else. Anyway I think who it doesen't matter because I could buy that online

Anyway, there are some things less expensive?

thank you

[bmot]

If you're just a bit lucky, you can get a Gerber MP600 Pro Scout for below 45€


Where are you from, if I may ask? That can make quite a difference on prices...

I live in several european countries. Now I'm living on UK and I'll move somewhere else. Anyway I think who it doesen't matter because I could buy that online

Anyway, there are some things less expensive?

thank you

Hmm, in the UK, you can't buy anything with a knife from Ebay, which may make it harder to find anything cheap. I don't think there's anything cheaper, not that I can think of, at least. But, like I (and Lowtech) already said, that's mainly because of the Remgrit saw requirement...


A multitool below 25€, certainly new, won't be much good, certainly not when bought in Europe. In the USA, you might have more of a chance, but Leatherman's (for example) in my country start around 30€ for keychain-sized tools. Gerbers tend to be a bit cheaper, but not below 25€, usually.


Of course, you could get a non-name brand tool, though those are always of a lesser quality. Have a look around this cheap&cheerful section for more thoughts on those.

[lowtech]

I would rather spend my budget on a used, but cared for Quality tool than on a Cheap new one.

The LM Surge and Gerber MP 600 and 800 are the only toosl that come to mind with a replaceable sawblade (Apart from teh long siscontinued Gerber Multilite).

What do you need that tool for? Is the replaceable blade crucial or is it something optional you´d really like?
I had a time where i thought I needed one, too but found out I rarely use it , so my EDC changed from the MP 600 Proscout to a Scout, which has no saw, but an Awl.

Maybe a SOG tool would be something for you - You can get the tools separately and mix and match to fit your needs (and legal requirements, if need be). AFAIK they had a metal saw available.

 

[Cupboard]

The ST300 EOD has a removable saw too, but that's not going to be suitable for many reasons.