I have this KERSHAW RECAP AND I LOVE IT. Thank you for sharing this review. BTW, I subscribed to your channel.

Got one in the key chain for using when at the Army super useful

I have assembled and disassembled entire furniture units with this set of pliers alone.

I would suggest the Victorinox mini ratchet and bit kit.

Mmm…still a lot of gear when you’re wearing shorts, I think. You got the flat head driver on the Victorinox, that’ll do. So ditch the prybar.

Nice video! These appear to be patterned on the Nogent French version I ordered which costs 20X more! I currently use the Westcott 2.5" titanium scissors. MUCH better and more comfortable than any Victorinox, weighs about 10g.

It's been about a month since your last upload. Where have you been sir? Miss the videos! I've made several adjustments to my EDC for the better because of your insight. Keep them coming!

Le bois du miens est très différent et je constate qu'aucun Livri que j'ai vu n'est identique, un bon point pour ce modèle ce qui le rend unique

The headlight can be twisted to turn on?

Thank you for weighting tools in your reviews. Super helpful

Nice compact set, I've been using the Cybertool version without the pliers. There's lacking a few things like a file and saw, though I don't use them a lot. It does have a pen and pin that I use quite often. I've added a paperclip that's very handy.

That function to push up the cards looks a really useful feature! I've not seen that before. Thanks for showcasing!

Cool video, thanks for sharing!!

Nice one! Amazing what useful pieces can fit in there!

What scales?

My floral knife is always on my pocket as my EDC. My swisschamp on my bag :)

I like the file addition!

Very cool

I carry 2 £5 coins in my EDC. They are legal tender and can be spent at face value. However, they are difficult to get people to accept and worth considerably more than their face value to a collector. As such they make a perfect last ditch reserve. I also carry a £50 note. Again this is difficult to spend, but has good potential to get you out of trouble. When I was a child, a long time ago, my father told me to keep a last ditch fiver in the back of my wallet. 40 years ago a fiver meant something, inflation has changed that!

2" 3/8 inches

Good video 😊

Interesting 😊

Thanks for the look at this one, buddy!

Nice wallet, though I do like the look of that leather one, thanks for sharing 🥷🏽🤙🏽

This Tool needs to be offered with a Bone or rams horn handle. Otherwise I like it. I'll buy it when they give it a bone handle though.

I have the same tin, and II quite enjoyed the mints. I used to keep mine in my desk drawer at work, with a lighter, led light, and a small pen knife. Largely so people wouldn't see them when I opened my drawer, smokers always want to borrow your lighter and don't always return it, and some people freak out if they see a knife. I always carried a pouch in my laptop bag with my real EDC stuff, the tin was just convenient.

Great topic! I'd like to think I'd replace quite a few of my knives if lost. But if I had to pick just three, I'd pick my Buck 110, my yellow Case trapper, and my Victorinox Fieldmaster. Those are my three favorite knives👍Cheers, buddy!

If we are just talking about three .....this is too hard ! A far easier one is three I wouldn't replace !

I'd replace most of them if I was only losing just one but if I lost them all, I would probably start with my CRK Small Sebenza, a Protech Mordax and a Benchmade Mini Bugout.

Great choices. I would say for me it would be a Buck 110, Case full size Trapper and a good 18 to 20 Inch Bowie knife. Thanks for sharing.

Those are all great choices, thanks for sharing. 👍Over the years, I have actually replaced knives I've lost; most recently being my Old Timer Sharpfinger in fact. 👌Great topic, btw. Take care my friend and Cheers!

I would replace my German, Czech and Italian switchblades 😊

Great video..hogue Dekka, Pm 3 LT, VGKC Adventure..all 🇺🇸

I think that's a cool little tin, great thing to have in a time of need. 👍Thanks for sharing, take care my friend and Cheers!

Nice lit brother

I’ve watched a lot of similar videos over the years regarding these Altoid tins and to be honest, they really don’t fit my needs or are realistic, in my opinion. Making them as a thought experiment is okay though, just to see what you can do. I keep my knife and flashlight on me and some bandaids in my wallet. Having a small whistle is a good idea too. After saying that, I think they are an excellent choice to make dedicated kits like first aid, fire starting (if hiking or camping), etc. Keeps everything organized and easy to find.

Thanks Ant. Great video. I've bought an Altoid size tin from Temu to try to make one of these kits. It reminds me of when Iv was a kid and had a fishing kit in a tobacco tin.

Cool kit, buddy!

Nice kit! I enjoy putting them together but always stop carrying them or forget about them in a bag or in my car. I think because the setup makes it difficult to get to the items on the bottom and if it is a tight fit it takes a lot of effort to put it all away whereas a pouch usually everything has a spot that you can get to without going through everything else. Seeing this makes me want to build a new one though haha. Thanks for sharing!

Excellent kit!

By the way, I great key chain knife is that Nitecore NTK05. Neat little ultra light weight titanium scalpel. Foldable slipjoint even! Plus you can carry one or more extra blades in your wallet just in case you need a fresh edge out of the box lm-a-bo. Hope you find this useful!

"5th" pocket best pocket! Too bad my new pants don't have it anymore. But they got even more pockets now! Hope I didn't "use too many emojis"!

Nice to see your take on the tin! You could substitute the dowel for a nail so there is double functionality if you need a sharp hard point for scraping or you need a nail to nail a door shut as a barricade.

Looks like a good set-up. Thanks for sharing.

This is a great little sized torch!!

Looks a really well made sturdy piece. Thank you for sharing!

Really stylish!!

Thanks Ant. I always use a small card wallet. This one looks cool.

Nice one, buddy! Cheers!

Great looking wallet. Thanks for sharing.