Other MultiTools Pt.2

[Spoonrobot]

See the original thread here.

Found two offerings from Duluth Trading Co that look interesting.

SwissTech 5-in-1 tool
http://www.duluthtrading.com/store/department/tools_shop/tools_shop2/tools_shop_new/82375.aspx?feature=Product_77

Roc Wizard Sheetrocker's Tool
http://www.duluthtrading.com/store/department/tools_shop/tools_shop2/tools_shop_new/69016.aspx?feature=Product_82

The second one is especially interesting, I enjoy seeing multi-tools specially formulated for a specific type of work.

Any other new/interesting tools you guys want to share that are different from the pack?

[J-sews]

Agreed! That Roc Wizard looks pretty interesting!

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

Looks kinda uncomfortable to use though

[J-sews]

Curious that they chose to use what appears to be a full-size utility knife. Seems like a narrower housing for the razor blade would have been more appropriate  

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

Curious that they chose to use what appears to be a full-size utility knife. Seems like a narrower housing for the razor blade would have been more appropriate 

It would have made for a more ergonomic package

[J-sews]

Speaking of "other" multitools, here's one I've seen on a couple websites. It's called the Wrench Mouth. Apparently the one plier handle doubles as a large marlin spike.

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

If nothing else, he looks kinda friendly

[Anthony]

Looks like a blade on it also.

[tomcrx]

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One thing I don't like is the back of the tool is a rasp. That seems like tit would shower the other tools with gypsum dust. That stuff is the most abrasive and caustic crap I have ever dealt with. I wonder how long the tool hinges would last.

[J-sews]

One thing I don't like is the back of the tool is a rasp. That seems like tit would shower the other tools with gypsum dust. That stuff is the most abrasive and caustic crap I have ever dealt with. I wonder how long the tool hinges would last.

Good point. And it doesn't appear as if the tool comes apart for cleaning. 

[J-sews]

Guess I didn't realize that the RocWizard is from IDL Tools. These guys also bring us the SeberTech line of multitools. They have a pretty good reputation. It will be interesting to see how the RocWizard comes out.   

The use of drawings instead of photographs make me wonder if they have even produced any yet. 

[edap617]

Guess I didn't realize that the RocWizard is from IDL Tools. These guys also bring us the SeberTech line of multitools. They have a pretty good reputation. It will be interesting to see how the RocWizard comes out.   

The use of drawings instead of photographs make me wonder if they have even produced any yet. 

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I just read this article in the Popular Mechanics. Is this one and the same tool having 2 different names?

http://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/reviews/4236755.html?page=4

[J-sews]

"Duct-taping your own tools together might not only work better but look a little classier, too."


WOW! They don't have anything good to say about it do they?!

[Benner]

"Duct-taping your own tools together might not only work better but look a little classier, too."


WOW! They don't have anything good to say about it do they?!

Lol.  Great quote that.

[parnass]

I think I saw that tool at Home Depot last week in the hand tool department.

[Grant Lamontagne]

Sounds like something Simon would say:



Def

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

Am I the only one with an overwealming urge to disembowel cowell

[Grant Lamontagne]

I'm just wondering when he started reviewing multitools?

Def

[Roadie]

Nope! Although he can be quite funny at times (especially when he puts the idiots who think they can sing, down) he is a bit of a wazzock!

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

I'm just wondering when he started reviewing multitools?

Def

I think he has an opinion on EVERYTHING 

[Benner]

Nope! Although he can be quite funny at times (especially when he puts the idiots who think they can sing, down) he is a bit of a wazzock!

I'm with you on that one. At least he don't hold back.

[Roadie]

Nope! Although he can be quite funny at times (especially when he puts the idiots who think they can sing, down) he is a bit of a wazzock!

I'm with you on that one. At least he don't hold back.

Its the only reason i'll ever watch that type of show, to see the idiots, as soon as they finish the initial auditions it gets put on the black list of things not to watch!

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

Nope! Although he can be quite funny at times (especially when he puts the idiots who think they can sing, down) he is a bit of a wazzock!

I'm with you on that one. At least he don't hold back.

Sorry the dudes a bully, and I've never had anytime for them

[Benner]

Nope! Although he can be quite funny at times (especially when he puts the idiots who think they can sing, down) he is a bit of a wazzock!

I'm with you on that one. At least he don't hold back.

Its the only reason i'll ever watch that type of show, to see the idiots, as soon as they finish the initial auditions it gets put on the black list of things not to watch!

I do exactly the same.    The first few weeks are real good, but the rest sucks.

[J-sews]

I just read this article in the Popular Mechanics......

Good Lord Almighty!! I was just now checking edap's link to the Top 10 Worst Gadgets....and I came upon THIS!



Black & Decker SPT100 (Specialty Performance Tool)


How is it that I've gotten this far in life without the benefit of battery operated pliers?

[Grant Lamontagne]

I dunno, but I think I want one!

Def

[Anthony]

Wow, that thing must take ALL of your tactile feeling out of using a pair of pliers...like trying to make a sandwich with oven mitts on

[supratentorial]

How is it that I've gotten this far in life without the benefit of battery operated pliers?

You ordered one didn't you!   


Here's a photo of an older multi-tool with a folding crate opener.

[Spoonrobot]

J-sews and Lonediver seem to have the odd ability to acquire any tool posted on the forums within mere hours.

I wonder if one of them would be able to acquire one of these.

http://www.yjxyg.com/multi-tools/mta.htm

[Benner]

How is it that I've gotten this far in life without the benefit of battery operated pliers?

You ordered one didn't you!   


Here's a photo of an older multi-tool with a folding crate opener.

Of course he has!