Thread: Multi-tools

Yeah, they don't understand "sale" or "list price" in Europe it seems.

If something is sold by a manufacturer (say for instance a Spyderco knife) as "list price" in $. Then you can straight up change that $ sign to a € sign and you'll know the price in shops here. Forget about "street price". Because that'll just be the same as the list price.

You might want to consider the Wenger multi, but im not sure you would want to carry it!
Its actually a real multi but be prepared, they fetch 4 figures.

Leatherman Wave is hard to beat.

I am thinking this is the ultimate. The Norfolk Knife.
With over 70 blades, it was made by Joseph Rodgers and Son for the Great Exhibition in London of 1851.
Currently on display in Cutler's Hall, Hallamshire.

ozark trail makes a good multie tool and its rather cheap but ive goone thru 2 in the last 5 yrs and im very hard to multie tools the knife holds a good edge, i broke my last one trying to crank on a bolt with the pliers and i had my entire weight down on it when the handle cracked. i belive ozark trail has a website or if not there on walmarts website.

If this company would come out with a regular multi-tool that didn't have AR specific tools on it I would buy it in a heartbeat. The specs are amazing.

Multitasker Tools - The Pocket Tool Box for your AR

(have to look at facebook to get better photos and specs of the tool)
G10 Scales, pliers machined from D2 steel, Pivot washers made from AL-Bronze, magnetic bit holder, etc. Blade is just standard 440c but it works.

Perhaps you might enjoy an older multi tool like the one bellow! The image is an 1,800 year old Roman gadget with 6 different purposes. It is made of silver with an iron blade and includes a spoon, fork, spike, spatula, toothpick, and of course, blade. The item was probably made between AD 200 and AD 300, when the Roman empire was a great imperial power. The item was found more than 20 years ago and was obtained by the Fitzwilliam Museum, in Cambridge England in 1991.

Martin, I believe this is the photo I was looking for when this thread first started. I think it's the same story I read. I'm glad you found it. I wonder if this was standard issue , or only available at a high price?

Originally Posted by Hirlau

Martin, I believe this is the photo I was looking for when this thread first started. I think it's the same story I read. I'm glad you found it. I wonder if this was standard issue , or only available at a high price?

I have no idea! but nevertheless its really a great find.