cool video, i have a sheath for this tool but no tool. At least now i know which tool it's for

the flathead/caplifter isn't unique to the rescue tool. its on almost all 115mm victorinox knives

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I have a bunch, but my favourite model to carry is the Huntsman. The Pioneer X is my second favourite.

CaN the glass saw be used for other purposes

Will the scales fit on the one hand trekker and is the resque tool marking an inlay or just on the surface?

You could definitely get more stuff in there!

use it on the keys, its doable

2:48 The HF Pittsburgh flush cutter are only 2-3 bucks and would make quick work of those zip ties 😁

good finds

Instant sub on your biceps and affinity for harbor freight.

Great haul brother.

My god worthless

Looks like at the 17 minute mark my Bluetooth device died and my phone microphone kicked on so you get dual audio😂

Very cool. I miss my SAKs.

I can see from here your float is not dropping

I had a SAK with a liner lock for the main blade. It had noticeable up and down play. Does this knife have the same issue?

The Farmer is the minimum I would want to have on me outdoors because it has a lot of great qualities for such a minimalist tool. Though, I would much prefer to have the slightly larger 08 Soldier's knife on me for its own amazing capabilities. The wavy edge blade on it is highly underrated and misunderstood by most people.

What’s good way to clean and lubricate the older models?

Where can I possibly get those socket holders?

I would add nail clippers and a small file. Emory boards are handy as a file and weight nothing.

I just ordered number 4 of the Deitz 2500. I fired one up on Christmas day and it worked perfectly! 😊

You put the wrong gasket on between the carburetor and the black plastic insulator. The gasket you installed first, needed to go between the engine block and the insulator. Then the gasket that has a small hole located within it, next to the main hole in the gasket. This is important to get correct so the carb can bent properly. This was likely causing the surging problem. The 3rd(last) gasket you did put on correctly. Peace out. 😎✌

I think Justin made great boots for years. But for some odd reason recently they’ve lost something. I wore them since I was 12, I bought some 3 years ago and they lasted 2 months. I swapped to ariat and had the first pair since

haven't used a watch since my g shock rotted off me. LOL Don' think I have ever owned a pocket watch that I can remember , other than a stopwatch.

major ripoff on them knives, I can't see it. them bags are stupid priced too. Don't know why I need a bunch of screens on a flashlight. would rather the the electricity to make light. the mutli tools are ok, last leatherman I got ws close to a 100 bucks. I think I will check out the Danner gtx boots. that is an ok price. I paid about that on average for a good waterproof hiking boot every 5 to 10 years or so. disappointed in the vasque this time made in china, used to be Italy.

I'm not a gift giver on Christmas anymore, however if I were i would probably give and ifak or a small bag for the vehicle with an ifak in it as well as some other things that might be needed in a situation in a car.

Hello 👋, i received my oil for my new oil lamps today. Thanks again for that recommendation that I hadn't thought of? Those Deitz 2500 are huge! Awesome suggestion!

The pliers in my leather man broke when I was cutting wire

Pocket watches are awesome. My dad used to buy me and him Walmart ones when I was a kid. We always broke them because of the quality but we enjoyed them. I have a pocket watch from a family member from the earlier 1900s but it is currently broken.

Another Dietz nut, I see

I have a few of these. They're great

I bought a lantern like this many years ago for decoration, i just checked it out if it would work and you have to unscrew the mantle to pour in the oil. Great video because this too is yet another thing to consider outside of batteries! I was trying to purchase a chest rig but they wouldn't take a credit card? Just the PayPal stuff? So if this is the same then I guess I'll have to get what I can get.

The yellow is interesting. Both are cool for sure.

The Explorer and the Super Tinker are my favorite SAK's.

It’s the ultimate set up to pair the knipex with a victorinox for sure! I just switched to it a few weeks ago and I like it waaay more than my powerpint. I think the type of victorinox can vary for people. I have the fieldmaster as I wanted an all around knife for the various things I do for work and personal. The full size Philips is super important to me. I also like having two tools rather than one like if you went with the leatherman. Just add a flashlight to your setup and you are golden! Thanks for the video!

I think that's an excellent setup! My preference Is the Victorinox Climber and the Swiss Spirit MX Clip. Great Video, keep them coming! Cheers Mate!

I have a pair of those pliers and they are flippin awesome

I'd say it is cool and interesting for sure. I'm not sure if it is ultimate or not.

I carry a Victorinox Explorer, an Olight i5 , a Screwpop utility knife in a small leather slip in my pocket. I occasionally add a Knipex 5-inch plier to the mix. I'm the local old fixit lady in the area.

FANCY! In the Marine Corps, we had cheap Chinese knockoff tools, couldn't tell you a name/brand. If we broke/lost a tool (wrench, socket, whatever), we had to replace, with our own money, with any brand. I grew up a Craftsman man, so when I got out, I bought a Master Mechanic set for myself. I wouldn't trade my OG USA Craftsmen tools for anything. That being said, honestly, thinking about buying a whole new set, because I'm scared to break one of those and my OCD can't help breaking up my set of wrenches and sockets.

My vintage Craftsman wrenches are from the 60s.

Great kit . I work in the medical field as Bio medical engineering. I carry kinda similar . Leatherman surge only for pliers and wire cutters . But I used the can opener numerous times. I to have a US Shelby company can opener P38 I use .250 or 1/4 dia x .0625-1/16 thick neodymium magnet . I have carried on my key chain. I have janitorial key ring full of EDC stuff. My kit includes a Altoids small tin metric and standard quarter inch drive Allen bits torx large Phillips small Phillips 1/4 inch socket adapter. Power torque 1/4 inch bit ratchet from O'Reilly's. 4 inch channel lock crescent wrench. Small pack with Bic lighter wrapped in electrical tape earplugs for working out loud environments 1/4 inch drive 5/16 3/8 7/16 DeWalt flip sockets. Hey husky 4 inch 1/4 inch box end and open end wrench to use as a allen wrench extender . I carry four zip ties 10 ft of concrete string line 1 inch diameter neodymium magnet for dropping things Milwaukee 6 and 1 with screwdriver stylus pro streamlight with microstream clip to go on my hat I don't go nowhere without a hat and safety glasses. My keys have a can opener carbide knife sharpener rescue me seatbelt cutter window breaker nite ize fish tool bottle opener pry tool play tag with my name on it last name something I had when I was in college when I borrowed tools in the machine shop we had to leave these. An actual tag of my grandpa's address phone number that he had on one of his dogs collar , a Mr puff marshmallow Man on my keychain. On a nice eyes g-series key holder. Also carry a Casio 800 W watch another separate pocket knife a Kershaw blur an s30v steel in a victorinox 580 nail clip pers. My wallet I have one special EDC item stainless steel comb for my long beard .

Consider a small vice grip and sawzall blades. The vicegrip can do things other wrenches can’t, including holding saw blades and serving a a handle.

I keep a cheap one from Amazon on my key ring. I check it every couple months and so far it always lights. Had it for over a year now. Still on the first fill up of lighter fluid.

They do last a long time. I replaced the 0 rings with thicker ones from Lowe's. These are great and on my key ring everyday. Cheap, tool!

Love the glow in the dark scales. That's really clever.

I've had bad luck with the torch lighters. they work good at first, but with heavy use they crap out.

Congratulations it's a mini trench lighter.

Peanut lighters are awesome! I have 2 and like to carry one every so often. So true, the fuel seems to last forever in these! Thanks!