Swiss Tech Praktisch 17-in-1 Multi-Tool - Most Premium Wave Clone?

[@sheamartin911]

So far my most used tool is the wire cutter, it is awesome for cutting the plastic bands on pallets at my work. Got this as a gift so there are no complaints from me.

[@salgonzalez908]

Wow I went one whole month without buying any new EDC items, thanks a lot… lol

[@hvacbudget8600]

LoL!!

[@tomperone9338]

I want one just because it's such a great looking tool. I could say the same about the Snap-On Gerber, but I'm not about to pay Snap-On prices for a Gerber.

[@maxlvledc]

Hmm, I'd still carry a surge Clone over it. But...but..the sheath has me curious. Hopefully you can really test the philips

[@hvacbudget8600]

The DL30 definitely offers more utility but... the extra touches on this tool are cool. I wish the Phillips wasn't as wide so it could fit a standard adapter though!

[@dobie-at-home]

I saw these on another channel that was explaining how Walmart is carrying these now… as well as some nice EDC pocket knives and a Swiss Army style key chain knife with G-10 scales, all apparently a first for SwissTech. For budget stuff, they were all actually pretty nice, even the multi tool. It appears that SwissTech is taking an initial shot at the EDC market with some pretty nice budget offerings. Interesting.

[@hvacbudget8600]

This is actually impressing me a bit!

[@AtomicBleach]

Honestly i like a more aggressive file. I use that more than i do a diamond file. I think this tool with maybe an awl replacing the useless seatbelt cutter would be a solid option.

[@AtomicBleach]

Curious if the Flissa tools are compatible with it.

[@hvacbudget8600]

I'm curious too. I'm tempted to try the bit driver in this tool!

[@SlapShotRegatta22]

Wow, the multi-Phillips is a nice addition. I've never like the bit driver on Leatherman, too short to access some applications.

[@jtg_edc]

For some reason I thought this cost $50-$55 so I passed on it but I'll probably pick it up for $37. It looks great. The "Rhino Liner" is a great touch.

[@hvacbudget8600]

LoL, I actually like the Rhino liner touch as well!

[@11_EVERYTHING_OEFx2]

I grabbed it! It’s pretty awesome

[@hvacbudget8600]

@@11_EVERYTHING_OEFx2 Cool!

[@3quartertim3]

Their knives are surprisingly good

[@hvacbudget8600]

Good to hear. I like their designs!

[@jamesarwood5105]

love my swiss tech tool but my sheath belt loop is barley holding together but i will get a different sheath eventually use the tool almost daily very good tool.

[@hvacbudget8600]

@@jamesarwood5105 Good to hear!!

[@richardsullivan1776]

The Rocktol version looks a lot more appealing, along with the Ozark Trail Multiforce, if you want to go with a clone.

[@hvacbudget8600]

I do really like the 1/4" driver on them!

[@babyrabies]

What are the steel type of other components?

[@Castleknight]

I think there are better offerings out there, i.e. with a 1/4" bit driver and better scissors.

[@hvacbudget8600]

I agree!

[@rickyricardo3551]

What would be better? I can't find a decent multi tool for about 50$ that uses aus 8 . Most of them use really bad steels . Like 3cr , 7cr ect .

[@hvacbudget8600]

@@rickyricardo3551 I personally really like the Diacamping DL30 multi tool. It may not meet your steel requirements though.

[@rickyricardo3551]

@hvacbudget8600 Thank you . I actually just bought the bibury multi tool surge clone(31 in 1 tool) which I believe is similar to the dl30 and slightly better value than the Swisstech . Thanks again .

[@hvacbudget8600]

@@rickyricardo3551 Nice!

[@022fpv]

Any Leatherman signal clone? Thanks

[@hvacbudget8600]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4KUo2qlj72dq6c Hope this helps. Also this video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oanHanWKpqlsj8U

[@022fpv]

@@hvacbudget8600 thank you very much. I didn't find the bibury, so I bought a daicamping DL 30. I hope to be well served. Thanks

[@kingtut574]

Not sure but possibly the cut of the file could be for hacksaw capability perhaps?

[@hvacbudget8600]

Maybe, it looks different.

[@dpg227]

Same tools as the $23 WorkPro? That nested Phillips is definitely the same.

[@hvacbudget8600]

Pretty much. A lot of these tools are offered with different exterior designs and names at different prices. Usually there's a similar inside toolset to another or multiple brands out there.

[@ramsessilent]

scissors to small and no replaceable wire cutters or awl (everyday use for me to punch holes in coffee or drink covers or clean my nails with) big no from me but i do like the colors and handle coating.

[@Andreas-von-DeUz]

Anyone able to tell the exact weight of the nice MT ?

[@hvacbudget8600]

9.5oz

[@Andreas-von-DeUz]

@@hvacbudget8600 that's exactly 295,5 gramms (metric scale), thnx a lot for informing me.

[@rtoguidver3651]

I've had Leatherman & Gerber mutitools and something always breaks like the wire cutter in the Gerber, they sent me replacement blades and they broke.. Now when I need a wirecutter or screwdriver, I get the tool I need, no more multitools...

[@hooXpoo]

No belt clip, not for me.:(

[@Locoedc909]

Hey brother what's going on just wanted to ask you a question or 2 I was wondering if you knew if I could put a pair of 81mm Swiss army scissors on my super tool??

[@hvacbudget8600]

I don't know about that. The large Victorinox scissors could fit on the outside of a Wave or Charge but inside might be tricky.

[@Locoedc909]

@@hvacbudget8600 ohh ok I see what you mean ...I so then what pair of scissors would you recommend for me to put in the Leatherman super tool 300??

[@hvacbudget8600]

@@Locoedc909 I think the Leatherman wave scissors would be the easiest to put in. Or the SOG power lock scissors might be another option. There might be some modding, drilling out the pivot hole,etc required.

[@Locoedc909]

@@hvacbudget8600 yeah I was kinda thinking those scissors would be most likely the ones that I would go with because I don't have to modify anything really so now I just need to get me a extra pair of those scissors so I can put it in and then I will be ready to rock and roll! Would you happen to have a pair of those scissors that maybe you want to sell?? I know you have a whole bunch of parts?

[@jeremyd2003]

This or the Bibury?

[@hvacbudget8600]

My favorite in this class is actually the Daicamping DL1 because it has large outside scissors.

[@edwardfletcher7790]

That's a great pouch, horizontal carry for the Win 👍😆 It fails for not coming with a bit kit to use with that square Phillips though. Or having a 4mm driver instead. Conclusion : All style, no substance.

[@hvacbudget8600]

Unfortunately because of the thickness of the Phillips I don't think any adapter will fit!

[@edwardfletcher7790]

@@hvacbudget8600 Hmmm that's a shame. It's a good looking tool.

[@rangerbravo]

Gerber MP600 has an adapter that may fit the square philips

[@ShurikGi]

the aggressive side of the file designed for roughs wood work...

[@mattyvlietstra5017]

I see swisstech is making a surge now on ali express

[@hvacbudget8600]

It is. Seems to be marketed as a premium offering.

[@mattyvlietstra5017]

@@hvacbudget8600 yeah I don't want any in that large size. I was going to get a diacamping but now I'm thinking I'll go swisstech, I ordered a 30 in 1 swisstech today. The price in Aussie dollars is pretty expensive so hopefully it's good

[@IrishSetter01]

No pocket clip...no go.