For a saw I would look for some T-Shank handles.
I second this or maybe reciprocating blades (more handles availabale).
Not sure if a multi is an answer you're looking for but a Farmer X would take care of your awl, light pry bar, can opener, woodsaw, blade, assorted drivers and scissors in a frame smaller than the combined separate tools.
For a saw I would look for some T-Shank handles.You can then add all kinds of sawblades for quality and durability.
TOPS Pocket Survival Saw:
For a file I'd just throw a small file from a set in there, the small files in my set are pretty carryable in a kit just pick the configuration you'd like (I'd go with a flat file with metal saw edge for versatility). Length wise my files go up to the very end of the nail nick on a n opened 91mm SAK.Light prybar, this really depends on what you want: something EDC/keychain size will be far better than a MT flat head, but you may want to go into small crow/wrecking bar territory depending on how heavy duty you want. If you're going dedicated knife I'd go something faster to open or a small fixie personally too.Pouch wize, the smallest Maxpedition organiser maybe?
I have some of those small metal files, but none have a saw edge Do you have an example of small files that do have one?Good idea with the pouch, will scout their website Don't want to add a faster blade or a fixed blade, it needs to stay legal to carry. Which means no fixed blade and no OHO + locking blade
I was going to suggest the same thing
THis..its hard to argue with how good the Farmer X is.
These are basically the small fiels from my set, but sold as their own set: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Rolson-24615-Needle-File-Set/dp/B001KOTNOY/ref=sr_1_5?dchild=1&keywords=rolson+file+set&qid=1620228452&sr=8-5The flat file on the far right is the one I keep out and about for odd jobs, it's a capable file (last used to turn the inside edge of a SAK can opener into a blade), it has a saw surface on one sideand cuts pretty nicely (perhaps not as a aggressive as the one on MTs, but it's so much thinner it'll be cutting through less material anyway).Oh sorry didn't realise you had legal restrictions, in which case the Proper sounds perfect for your situation Pouch wise the micro seems like the size you want https://maxpedition.co.uk/products/micro-pocket-organizerIt'll fit in a pocket without too much trouble when full, their newer AGR serires may have something in that size but I think it'd be more bulky and those tend to have a sideways lay out on one side.
Here's something I put together a couple of years ago. A little heavy, but it fits in a pocket.Contents:Left SideCorkscrew for SpiritWenger Pocket TotlachestOlight i3T flashlightExtension from Bit KitPocketWrench IISet of 1/4" Sockets on a 3" machine screw w/ wing nutRight Side:Sears pry barSpirit Socket Set and Ratchet w/ 1/4" Hex to 1/4" square drive adapterSwissTool Spirit
Let's see what we have so far:Pliers - Knipex Cobra XSKnife - Benchmade ProperAwl - PXAssorted screwdrivers - Victorinox Bit Wrench or similar small ratchet/wrench with bitsScissors - PXWood Saw - Silky Pocketboy 130mmMetal Saw - Silky Pocketboy 130mmFile - Needle FileCan Opener - PXLight Pry Bar - PXCould leave the Proper behind as the PX has a blade. This looks like a small, but very capable tool box to me. What do you guys think?
Indeed, but depending on the package size he wants these handles and sawblades might be a bit long and builky.
Let's see what we have so far:Pliers - Knipex Cobra XSKnife - Benchmade ProperAwl - PXAssorted screwdrivers - Victorinox Bit Wrench or similar small ratchet/wrench with bitsScissors - PXWood Saw - Silky Pocketboy 130mmMetal Saw - Silky Pocketboy 130mmFile - Needle FileCan Opener - PXLight Pry Bar - PX
Does Silky sale a metal saw blade for the Pocketboy?
Does a smaller Knipex pliers wrench work into this rotation at all?
Problem is, that I only ever found one good t-shank holder and that one was a bit on the expensive side. To my knowledge, the only other one is from Donau Elektronik and it is terrible. There used to be one from Stanley, but it's no longer available.On the other hand, there are various models for reciprocating saw blades available.