Best Milwaukee Fastback Utility Knife

[@tomray4139]

I bought the 1505 a year ago and love it. I was looking for a multi-tool that included just the features I would use daily. The utility knife replaced my EDC pocket knife, includes a flat head and Phillips screw driver as well as a 1/4" hex driver. There is an additional blade storage when the blade is open. I see you mention that later.

[@gillesRrider1954]

Good and you have a spare blade inside!

[@williamyoung369]

The 6 in 1 is best for my EDC, because of the driver feature. I use the flat head for light prying. Usually i would carry a folding knife & a small prytool. But with the 6 in 1, it's all inclusive. I'm not cutting much, just occasionally breaking down boxes. So it fills all the needs for me.

[@johnwallace6763]

I would also say another two reasons why they are popular is because first they are Readily available. You can find these at most hardware stores. Where as with something like a leatherman you might have to visit a specialized shop or order online. Secondly, and probably most importantly they are very affordable and great value for the money. I have owned plenty of mid to high end knives and I won't lie, I feel a bit reserved when it comes to hard use. But with these, you can work them hard. And if they break or get lost you aren't up the creek on a cutting tool.

[@thetifosimsc5231]

Thanks for this video. Because of you I have just ordered the 1502. All metal body. Almost went for the one with the tool built in until I saw this. Thank you!

[@flightdoc9087]

1502 feels so good in hand

[@footage_]

Exact comparison that I really needed. Thanks.

[@DarthCiliatus]

I work fast food and part of my job involves putting away stock when we get our truck orders in the morning so I'm breaking down a lot of old boxes or slicing the tabs off of the open boxes currently being used. I just picked up one of the all metal fastbacks and a 100 pack of Stanley blades that performed well in Project Farm's testing.

[@Some.Canadian]

Ironworker here, bought a 1500 ( the most basic one, no gut hook plastic body etc..) It's all I really need, cuts tape, don't need to sharpen, low profile, and keeps the crackhead's downtown away from me lol. Used to live by the banana knife when I was a sparkie but this covers the basic needs adequately, anything more and I'll grab my leatherman.

[@Saw_Squatch]

I have the compact and the 6 in one and i like the 6 in one but at least on mine the detent on the but driver SUCKS I've lost one bit already and its hard to find any shape or size bit that stays put. I like that the compact is noticeably lighter in hand and takes up less space and weight in my already overburdened pockets but i have pretty big hands and with my finger in the choil im only really getting a 3 finger grip. That not really a big deal opening boxes, but whenever im cutting heavier stuff like battery cables and breaking down a lot of cardboard at a time a full 4 finger grip is nice

[@adamshafi4659]

I use the first one ( the one with the biggest body and with the multi blade storage) I use it for work on site and it's great I also read that the nut driver on the 2nd knife is made of plastic and it can snap or break

[@zacharykorbet9690]

Merry Christmas dude and happy New Year hope it's a good one you made some great content this year and I'm sure the same thing next year except better anyway God bless you and your family man

[@waltsreviews90]

Thanks Zachary!! Merry Christmas to you and your family as well, hope 2023 is a great new year for you.

[@6Snyder9]

I have all of them, he's right the metal one is the best utility knife, my EDC.

[@Janhartman74]

The metal fastback without extra blade storage and removed clip, lives in my pocket every day. It is illegal to carry a knife in my country so if I forget to leave home when I go out I only have to throw one single blade in the trash and I’m good. I’ve had the 6in1 but it’s too bulky so I keep it in my laptop bag. I don’t get the wire stripper in the handle since there’s also one in the blade base.

[@dave1secondago]

great review just got the 1502 with the blade storage best bang for the buck , love it just got too get all the other ones now lol

[@Mike-w3c]

I'm a landscaper would the metal one be the best or would the hawkbill be better rr for my needs or nah!¡!?

[@jamesyeechunfung1432]

I love the 6 in 1 better. In any event i like Milwaukee tools. Thank you for sharing

[@robertbenzon6941]

I bought my Milwaukee for the car. EDCC...everyday car carry. Ha! It has a seat belt slicer evident when the knife is closed. Might come in handy sometime. Not mentioned in this video.

[@nagylevi3827]

I was a click away from ordering one just now when I realized that I'm left handed and these are not designed with me in mind.

[@fakeme3968]

I picked up my second Milwaukee Fastback, but this one comes with a screwdriver set. But I purchased Milwaukee Fastback because it's my EDC. Plus is cheaper than a pocket knife and no need to sharpen. Skill difficult for me to learn.

[@latmask00]

04:15 table broken.

[@ThunderChunky101]

It's just "ergonomic" not "ergonomical"

[@folksurvival]

The classic Stanley knife is still the best.

[@psdaengr911]

Have a left-handed person review these.

[@MrAndyshafer]

I’m left handed and do a lot right handed, like using a Milwaukee fastback.

[@random_julian]

nice review...i will never understand why companies waste time and effort to produce items with bottle oppener...We have metal oarts on that cutter so, we suppose these are tools buyed by persons wuth skills :))) no need for bottle opener.

[@philipperostin]

These blades are shif though, 3 cuts and gone