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That is most certainly not from me. And we just got done doing a full network sweep. It looks as though it's coming from a Google Ad. They have been notified and I am hoping they fix it today. For now, BLOCK.

Dude. Same. I got mine from an antique store… Came in a cigar box with blades of all different shapes and sizes - all dull… But I love that blade holder.

I'm gonna be moving soon... The square footage will be whatever cruel number the new place decides to offer, and I will make my peace with it. But this list? This list is non-negotiable. Every single thing on it comes with me, no matter what.

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I have the scissor version of the squirt and they are awesome, but the rest of the tools don't really work for me.

When you have a laser, everything must be lasered.

I *think* what I’m discovering is this: During the week, my most important pocket tool is a utility blade. It would be nice to have a bit driver and scissors as well, but not 100% necessary because 90% of my time during the week is in my shop… which has every tool I could possibly need...

I’ve been experimenting with carrying a SAK the past week just to see how much I really need a bit driver and a pair of scissors on me every day. I love SAK scissors and have used them a ton… and the bit driver is really nice to have as well. But man, I miss my one handed utility blade...

Silly laser project this morning...

To loosen the screw initially, you need a tool... But after that, I just do it finger tight... It might come a little lose every now and then, but to me it's worth it to avoid the hassle. I do this as well... One of the reasons I like to cary a utility blade over a standard knife.

Yeah, that little tool is just your typical throw-in “EDC” wrench. Nothing to get excited about. I’ve learned I much prefer utility blades that don’t require a screw at all, like on my Chaves C.H.U.B.. Being able to pop the blade out instantly is nice for when I want to use it as a scraper or...

A multitool is never the "right" tool... It's just one to get you by when you don't have access to the right tool - be it laziness or lack of access. So a 4mm driver on a utility blade makes sense to me. It's great for when you have a screw on a remote that needs removed to change a battery and...

After carrying the U1 pro for a week, I've decided I like the regular U1 better... It’s smaller, more compact, and even though it shares the same basic materials and construction, it actually feels better put together. Tighter. More deliberate. The issue, for me, is the 4mm driver on the Pro...

I think the Leatherman Wave with a bit kit is the perfect glovebox tool... and I still use one for that... But I could never carry one every day - far too heavy and bulky.

The simplicity is what makes this one in my opinion... Focused tools are typically the best. That being said, I've always wanted to try a multi-tool as a daily carry. The problem is I don't want the bulk of carrying around a number of tools that I don't use. My ideal multi-tool would hold: - A...

I have a buddy with one of these. It’s damned nice.

The problem I have with Craftsman, Milwaukee, and other big box store brands is scale. I carry it in my right front pocket using the clip... and if it's any bigger than the U1 or the C.H.U.B., it gets very uncomfortable for me. I've been carrying the U1 Pro for two days now and it's right on the...

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You be you man. Get it... I don't know how the hell I messed this one up. I thought I had it lined up when I pressed "go" but it came out of the box about 5mm further right on the scale than it should have been. I checked my camera afterwards and it showed off-center as well. So I think I must...