Besides from MT/Sak's...

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

What other tool's do you carry, use or have a great affection for other than your Multitool's and Sak's

By tool I don't mean WD40 or Ductape

[ducktapehero]

My Dremel tool.

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

My Dremel tool.

They do look quite nifty mate, I've just never got round to having one.

[Benner]

Well I only really carry a OH folder, pen and a flashlight in addition to my MT and SAK, so I don't really carry any other "tools".  I do have a few tools from my now late Grandad that are a bit special though.

[Smitty44]

I have to go alone with DT,I have three Dremels,one w/adj. head,one w/flex head,one standard,two of them have variable speed,also have drill press for them,and hundreds of attachments.

[hawkchucker]

Dremel is also my right hand. I use one almost every day to make props and around the home. i find it to be better than sliced bread!

[Leatherman123]

When I am not working I always have: a MT, flashlight of some sort, space pen, CC Pocket Widgy, and a CC Tech Screwdriver pen

[Anthony]

We have a Dremel tool at work and it's great.  The other day I tuent a small flathead screwdriver into one of those weird security drivers that look like a "U" shape or a two pronged fork.

On my person I carry a Craftsman mini pry bar with the hook part cut off, a lighter, space pen, and razor knife alongside my multis.

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

I'd love to be able to carry a mini prybar, but it's a bit off a no - no over here

[Roadie]

I'd love to be able to carry a mini prybar, but it's a bit off a no - no over here

Rubbish! I've been carrying one for a while now! My reason? emergency tyre lever

[Biru]

In my music shop, I'd have been dead without a Dremel. They can be wonderful timesavers and also terrible tools of destruction if used without thought! Just check out a 1911 gun site and see how many guys complain that they ruined their guns by overzealous polishing, sanding, whatever.

On my person I only carry a cellphone and my Wave (soon to be my Swisstool)- I really need to carry a penlight, but in my car I carry my machete, Vietnam-era "entrenchment tool" (combo shovel and pick) and a non-folding Japanese bowie knife that I bought years ago. I pray my vehicle is never searched by the police...

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

I'd love to be able to carry a mini prybar, but it's a bit off a no - no over here

Rubbish! I've been carrying one for a while now! My reason? emergency tyre lever

Thats inspired!, why didn't I think of that , mind you it would probably shred the tyre and inner tube

[hawkchucker]

I'd love to be able to carry a mini prybar, but it's a bit off a no - no over here

Rubbish! I've been carrying one for a while now! My reason? emergency tyre lever

Cool

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

In my music shop, I'd have been dead without a Dremel. They can be wonderful timesavers and also terrible tools of destruction if used without thought! Just check out a 1911 gun site and see how many guys complain that they ruined their guns by overzealous polishing, sanding, whatever.

On my person I only carry a cellphone and my Wave (soon to be my Swisstool)- I really need to carry a penlight, but in my car I carry my machete, Vietnam-era "entrenchment tool" (combo shovel and pick) and a non-folding Japanese bowie knife that I bought years ago. I pray my vehicle is never searched by the police...

I used to carry my Glock folding entrenching tool on my motorbike too

[Roadie]

I'd love to be able to carry a mini prybar, but it's a bit off a no - no over here

Rubbish! I've been carrying one for a while now! My reason? emergency tyre lever

Cool

It's come in useful quite few times for other stuff, like taking staples out of boards, levering things into place, emergency door stop

[Biru]

I've never tried the Glock. I need to find something else as this thing weighs a ton for it's size.

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

I've never tried the Glock. I need to find something else as this thing weighs a ton for it's size.

The Glock really is a great tool, I did a mini (and crappy) review here...
http://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,3031.0.html 

[duckman1975]

Haven't seen a dremel yet anybody have a picture tnx. I carry LED light all the time aside from my charge.

[Grant Lamontagne]

Dremel is the leading brand of rotary tools in North America.  Like Kleenex, Xerox or Walkman, it's a name that is so common that it's used to describe all rotary tools, regardless of who makes them.

http://www.dremel.com/Pages/default.aspx

Def

[duckman1975]

Thanks Def, thought dremel was a rubbing compound  Can't believe people EDC that.

[Benner]

Thanks Def, thought dremel was a rubbing compound  Can't believe people EDC that.

I don't think people EDC it, it is just liked by many people.

[Benner]

Well I only really carry a OH folder, pen and a flashlight in addition to my MT and SAK, so I don't really carry any other "tools".  I do have a few tools from my now late Grandad that are a bit special though.

Sorry to quote myself, but I just remembered that I did a thread on some of the wrenches that my Grandad left me, here http://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,2412.0.html.  The picture isn't very good as it was taken on an old camera phone so I will have to take some more soon.

[17Chap]

How about a Glock?  The kind with ammo in it!  I usually have one of those around, or something similar.  If I needed to use it I would be hard pressed to find a suitable substitute in the short amount of time it would be useful.

Other helpful tools:  A changeable tip screwdriver.  I've got a couple stashed where I usually am.  Folks are always borrowing them.

Stapler, Highlighter, flashlights--again stashed around.  Also, battery drill--so many uses.

One tool I don't have that I would like to get is a zip cutter.  I guess that is like a dremel.

Chap

[Roadie]

I love screwdrivers like this, make life so much easier, even than a normal ratchet one.

[Benner]

I love screwdrivers like this, make life so much easier, even than a normal ratchet one.
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I've got a Stanley Yankee Handyman which is very similar accept shorter and with a plastic handle that stores different bits.  It was actually my Grandads, the same as the wrenches above.  Very handy thing to have.

[Roadie]

They are a brilliant design, really simple yet really effective, my dad has one that was his dad's and it still works flawlessly.

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

They are a brilliant design, really simple yet really effective, my dad has one that was his dad's and it still works flawlessly.

Can't argue with that, they are a crackingly good bit of kit

[duckman1975]

oh I forgot, I also always carry a can of whooop ass just I case somebody mess with me 

[BIG-TARGET]

Though they're hard to come by, an WAY overpriced on Evil-bay, http://www.atwoodknives.com/