Top drawer contents.

[Chako]

Here are the contents of one of my storage units's top drawer.

Dominion labeled set.








Surefire L1 Digital LumaMax.




This Sheffield set in a cheap wooden presentation box.
















Smith & Wesson tactical pen made by Taylor Brand Schrade.




Canadian Tire branded Mastercraft Bionic Multi-tool.




Loggerhead Tools IMMIX 10X Multi-tool.


Another cheap set.


And an other cheap set.




Something older.




Rough Rider Hammer Multi-tool.




Quirky Switch.




Mossy Oak Multi-tool.




And that concludes this drawer's contents. 

[WWW]

Really like the one with the hammer, it reminds me of an old japanese multi. And the award winning Bionic Multitool is nice one. I don't recall any other with this type of nut holding thing.

os. the Surefire makes this drawer extra fancy

[comis]

Chako, nice post and thank you for showing.

I just kinda wondering why these items made it to the top drawer?  Because they are users?  Or do the real goodies get better towards the lower drawers?

[Kampfer]

Because they are huge presentation box set?

[dks]

I find it strange that the Sheffield one comes with a nice box 

[David]

Dan that Surefire L1 has been disco'd by Surefire much to the displeasure of Surefire aficionados. The L1 you have pictured above is an early one. Some of the L1's fetch a pretty penny now days. The L1 is my favorite Surefire and flashlight. I have the last variation put out.

[firiki]

"Lampe de pouche"

I see that (chinese?) SAK-alike thing is everywhere... Although the red handled one has less tools and a different can opener than the Sheffiled one 

The Bionic Tool is an interesting concept.

Thanks for sharing 

[Chako]

Kampfer is right, they are on the top shelf because many of them are in large presentation boxes, or packaging.

WWW, the LoggerHead tools are indeed unique. They made a version without the two blades, but I never viewed it as being a real multi-tool so I never added one of those to my collection. I am quite happy to have gotten a Mastercraft labeled one, as I do know they haven't been sold by Canadian Tire for years now. I keep checking.

The hammer tool is indeed very unique. I have yet to see this one anywhere else, or produced for anyone else. It is surprisingly well made and does not exude any feelings of cheapness. Having a ratchet built into the side of the hammer head is certainly different.

dks, yes, I agree. I guess for some sets, the packaging is all important. Basically a bog cheap set with glue on labels in a nice wooden box. You get this as a gift and go...Wow, this is going to be special...that is until you open it. 

David, I guess my copy is either a second or third generation product. I had to look that up.
http://flashlightguide.com/2013/10/fact-sheet-surefire-l1-lumamax/

firiki, yes, these SAK like objects are everywhere. 

[ryankdespain]

Damn that's well hell of a collection

[Chako]

That was my top drawer, which is the first to be seen here....

http://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,60687.msg1118131.html#msg1118131