It came as part of a t-handle ratcheting driver. This is branded "Craftright" which is a cheap brand Bunnings has. I've also seen it branded as 'ingco' and is probably can be found under other names.(Image removed from quote.)
The temptation was too great! I will have it Sunday!!
It came as part of a t-handle ratcheting driver. This is branded "Craftright" which is a cheap brand Bunnings has. I've also seen it branded as 'ingco' and it can probably be found under other names.(Image removed from quote.)
I received mine today! This cannot really be called a review , but more of a first impression. First of all, it is a large and heavy multitool, which I like! It gives a feeling of confidence in hand where it will not fall apart easily. The steel and finish of the tool both seem excellent. All of the tools lock except the scissors and the belt cutter. I also love the tool layout and selection the manufacturer put into it. It has pretty much all things I look for in one of these things! I have the bit adapter a few others are mentioning in this thread, but it does not fit very tight, falls out easily, and wobbles. I am not sure if it would hold up very well if a lot of pressure was put on it while turning a screw or a bolt. The four outer tools are a bit difficult to open but would probably loosen up with a good oiling and use. All in all I am happy with my purchase!
Here are a few photos: Also, I am not sure if this is a problem, but after playing with the pliers a bit, I noticed a sort of grinding noise when I opened and closed them. They are spring loaded, and the sound I am hearing could be the spring. The two parts of the wire cutters seem to hit each other when I close the pliers also. I took a pic of the pivot. Does it look off center to all of you?
It does look a tiny bit off centre. How's the fit and finish of the tool?
Can we see some more pics? I wonder if a Klein Tools magnetizer ($9-15Amzn)would help making the bit adapter magnetic & harder to fall out of tool. Im sure there are even cheaper magnatizers on ebay/Amazon
What a shame it was not picked up by a well known company. Imagine CRKT coming out with this. Or Buck.
I got another one, and it does not have the issues of my original one. The pliers are straight and no grinding noise! I may have to carry and use it for a while to see how it does.
Looking forward to your thoughts.
That's not good. I am sure I'll get a bad one if I order one.
Amazon blacklisted us so I can't order stuff from there anymore.
Australians have been free to buy goods from the United States via Amazon.com for years.However, from July 1, local customers wanting their goods delivered to an Australian address will only be able to purchase goods from Amazon's Australian website, which was launched last year.The company says it will no longer ship from its international websites to Australian addresses starting from the new financial year, and will redirect all Australian customers trying to use the US website back to the local one.