@@Adrian_Galilea thanks for the suggestions!

@@Adrian_Galilea there’s no threading tool in the clip @Adrian_Galilea , if you are referring to the small hook do a search for “latch needle” ( if you speak romanian look for “ ace de remaiat “. They are designed to pull a loose or broken thread on a piece of garment onto the other side ( inner side) so that is not visible anymore and to repair clothing in the same way (by pulling a broken fiber through one or multiple open loops nearby) .They come in handy when you need too extract human or animal hair/fur from a clogged sink or shower without dismantling the entire thing ( specially the long ones) but I use them a lot to customize soft plastics for fishing .

@@stcaro1 I'm watching a few vids to see if it makes more sense, so far I don't quite get the EDC usage, just a vague understanding from your phrases. If you ever do a video of how you use every bit of the kit(or others), it would be great. Thank you!

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@@scottshaw1310 thank you for your patience 😊By the way, you can also to this with it: kzbin.info_BcLrtIVkKo?si=_8kNgPEbGM_Ih8Vq Now that you mention that I should get a 150mm Cobra for my van’s toolbox.

@@vladspb_ I’ll keep that in mind for the future, thank you!

The bit kit is 60 grams and the pliers modified is 64 grams. 124 grams is the total weight

@@Miwiz1 You’re welcome! If you like the Cobra xs and you are outdoorsy as well check this out as well:kzbin.info_BcLrtIVkKo?si=JYg8ZqXzRlQwCISC Also sharing may help others find out about this 😉😊

@art0s819 I’m glad it helped, this was my intention with the video.

@@tomasmarny822 i’m glad it helps! you may want to see this clip as well:kzbin.info_BcLrtIVkKo?si=txgOphUXvsjh3pXY

Again great!

@@alexduicu1 Thanks for the tip! I’ll definitely do that.

@@andysharlofsky627 Maybe, anything is possible!

@@shmiglo5030 Thank you, I definitely will 😉

@@Genesis992 You just gave me an idea 😉

@ the P4’s serrated blade also lets you keep the chisel functionality. I did have to take out the can opener, too and place a small spacer washer

@@dieselgoinham Sometimes weight is a problem, especially when it adds up. Remember the saying “ ounces equal pounds and pounds equal pain” that hunters and backpackers know very well.

@@hatemd8190 I use my tools and as they say “ need is the best teacher “

@@nedelcudan2337 I was thinking of a telescopic handle at one point in time but it works well just shortened so I’ve abandoned the idea.

Glad you think so!

@@luckyanagnostou7883 Thank you!

@@dieselgoinham I will consider that if I will see that is not performing the way it is now. Thank you for your suggestion.

@@elijahwaggoner545 you’re welcome! It’s not so difficult to do if you have the right tools

Thank you, It can be done better, with proper tools one can get it even lighter ( at least 10-15grams lighter)

@@ПавелР-в5я I’m glad you like it, it’s quite enjoyable in use as well

@@stcaro1dont speak with invaders

russia is terrorist state

@@hvacbudget8600 Thank you, I appreciate your input!

@@shmiglo5030 There is always a solution for every problem 😉 check out this video for an even bigger saw: kzbin.info/www/bejne/boq0e6Gjqtp1eJosi=HOSRDvZlotn8P3H8

@LeathermanSurge-q6l For my hands the surge is too big. I really liked the pliers on it and the t-shank adapter which I will take any time over the microbit adapter. That implement should have been present on all Leathermans in my opinion.

@LeathermanSurge-q6l It’s hard to say but I tend to favour the Arc lately more and more. For me they have different purposes Arc is the city boy and Charge is the outdoors guy. I like the one handed operation of the Arc, I like the locking system for the implements ( especially blade) on the Arc, and I like the bigger scissors of the Arc but, there’s a but there, I really miss that serrated blade of the TTI ( especially the gutting hook which was my go to for cutting cable ties and opening blister packs)and the removal pocket clip. Also, I hate thumbstuds and much prefer the blade shape of the TTI. Speaking of shapes, I also prefer the can opener from TTI especially the wire stripper which is more versatile.That being said, both of them are Incomplete and come with too much unutilised space.

@@Bob-I-am Thak you for your support! I have some videos in mind with my EDC gear for divers scenarios ( with the “Why?” included for each item) . I will say that if you stay tuned you might see some of these already in the next week 😉

@@stcaro1why U deleted my comments

@ I didn’t. I will only do that if they are not respectful. I can see one of your comments below . I believe you’ve lost track of them by mistake. I can see a coment and this comment as a reply to someone else’s comment. When you are in reply mode you won’t see the main branch of comments.

@@stcaro1 оk, sorry.

@@dieselgreg60 if you would like a bigger saw there is this option as well: kzbin.info/www/bejne/boq0e6Gjqtp1eJosi=6083yF4wvqpI1ou0

sorry, I didn’t get that. can you be more specific please?

lmao

@@eq716 it’s not hard to do either 😉If you want an even bigger saw check this out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/boq0e6Gjqtp1eJosi=6083yF4wvqpI1ou0

@@Robert-cd5zr Thank you, is good to know that. And yes, I do have a couple more ideas to share.