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Bearings VS Washers. Mud testing 🇬🇧
Bearings VS Washers. Mud testing 🇬🇧
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Review: ZT 0235 🇬🇧
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Review: ZT 0235 🇬🇧
Review: Kershaw CQC-5K 🇬🇧
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Review: Kershaw CQC-5K 🇬🇧
How I made my SOG Powerpint blades non locking 🇬🇧
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How I made my SOG Powerpint blades non locking 🇬🇧
Review: SOG Powerpint 🇬🇧
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Review: SOG Powerpint 🇬🇧
Walther MPK. Disassembly and disappointment 🇬🇧
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Walther MPK. Disassembly and disappointment 🇬🇧
Review: MBK Slayback🇬🇧
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Review: MBK Slayback🇬🇧
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Review: Civivi Appalachian Drifter Damascus 🇬🇧
Review: CRKT Symmetry
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Review: CRKT Symmetry
Flip joint comparison: MBK Slayback, Civivi Appalachian Drifter and CRKT Symmetry 🇬🇧
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Flip joint comparison: MBK Slayback, Civivi Appalachian Drifter and CRKT Symmetry 🇬🇧
My EDC 🇬🇧
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My EDC 🇬🇧
Review: ZT 0055BLK 🇬🇧
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Review: ZT 0055BLK 🇬🇧
How I reversed the clip on my CRKT Symmetry 🇬🇧
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How I reversed the clip on my CRKT Symmetry 🇬🇧
Unboxing: Leatherman Ratchet bit driver 🇬🇧
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Unboxing: Leatherman Ratchet bit driver 🇬🇧
CRKT Symmetry disassembly 🇬🇧
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CRKT Symmetry disassembly 🇬🇧
Review: QSP Parrot 🇬🇧
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Review: QSP Parrot 🇬🇧
Unboxing: MBK Slayback 🇬🇧
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Unboxing: MBK Slayback 🇬🇧
Unboxing: CRKT Symmetry 🇬🇧
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Unboxing: CRKT Symmetry 🇬🇧
Review: SOG Traction Tanto 🇬🇧
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Review: SOG Traction Tanto 🇬🇧
Review: Heinnie Haynes CRKT Pilar 🇬🇧
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Review: Heinnie Haynes CRKT Pilar 🇬🇧
Review: Kershaw Knockout Vortex 🇬🇧
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Review: Kershaw Knockout Vortex 🇬🇧
Review: Kershaw Decimus 🇬🇧
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Review: Kershaw Decimus 🇬🇧
Review: Kershaw Pico 🇬🇧
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Review: Kershaw Pico 🇬🇧
How Kershaw speedsafe assisted opening works 🇬🇧
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How Kershaw speedsafe assisted opening works 🇬🇧
How I improved the detent on my QSP Parrot 🇬🇧
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How I improved the detent on my QSP Parrot 🇬🇧
Review: SOG Sync II Traveler 🇬🇧
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Review: SOG Sync II Traveler 🇬🇧
Review: Gerber EAB Lite 🇬🇧
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Review: Gerber EAB Lite 🇬🇧
My Hinderer XM-18 Part 3 (Conclusion) 🇬🇧
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My Hinderer XM-18 Part 3 (Conclusion) 🇬🇧
My Hinderer XM-18 Part 2 (Part swap) 🇬🇧
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My Hinderer XM-18 Part 2 (Part swap) 🇬🇧
My Hinderer XM-18 Part 1 (Unboxing) 🇬🇧
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My Hinderer XM-18 Part 1 (Unboxing) 🇬🇧

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @lymskiUK
    @lymskiUK Місяць тому

    They were trying to make a uk legal version of course, it might not make sense as a slip joint but it’s trying to make the original legal with minimal change…I know you know this but it’s a bit of a daft criticism knowing that. The lack of gimping on the choil is a shame but the price compared to the UKPK is exceptional imo. Just purchased 6 as a Christmas present for my work colleagues who use stanleys and lose them and leave them all over the place very often open. They can keep these in their pockets and will hopefully look After them. 👍🏻

  • @Hexsyn
    @Hexsyn Місяць тому

    So 3 years on now... has the UK passed a law for mandatory boxing gloves in public yet? You know, since they're so afraid of potentially harmful "weapons"? :p

  • @Y2KGMR
    @Y2KGMR Місяць тому

    thank you! mine actually was so bad it flips backward!, the pivot is way too tight though, i actually stripped my pivot, what would you reccomend?

  • @windfall35
    @windfall35 Місяць тому

    I bought the centre drive primarily because it offers one-handed blade, pliers and screwdriver deployment single handed. The sheath offers a space to store additional bit drivers which is handy.

  • @acmhfmggru
    @acmhfmggru 2 місяці тому

    This asmr video is a nightmare!

  • @fuzzyslippers2239
    @fuzzyslippers2239 2 місяці тому

    Can the washers be replaced with bearing washers?

  • @MarlonOwnsYourCake
    @MarlonOwnsYourCake 3 місяці тому

    It turns out the double washers go on either side of the little flathead screwdriver. Thanks for making this video! I decided i want to replace the knife on the powerlitre with the powerpint file (and maybe modify the awl to make it totally tsa friendly) and this is video is the only thing I've seen showing how to take the tools out! So don't be discouraged by all the people who said they made theirs non-locking without taking it apart

  • @LanningKann
    @LanningKann 3 місяці тому

    I’m split with my XM. I love it on bearings, but my brain says run it on washers. So I just switch back and forth to appease my overthinking hahaha

  • @benschildgen4994
    @benschildgen4994 4 місяці тому

    I have the center drive and Leatherman surge. A lot of times the bit is too long on the center drive to get in tight areas. The surge is way more comfortable in the hand. I wish both tops had a detent at 45 and 90 degrees on the drivers to make them more versatile. The Leatherman has a better knife than any multi tool I’ve ever used. I have used both of these tools as edc for my industrial Maintenance technician job. I would say the Gerbers that you are comparing to the Leatherman aren’t an apples comparison. I had a skeletool that was worse than the signal except for the knife.

  • @Sgreubel
    @Sgreubel 5 місяців тому

    Very thorough review. I also modified the bottle opener into a flat head screwdriver. I also modded the scissors so they open further and ground down their tips into a fine point. I also sharpened the can opener and removed the tip. It opens up cans now and I can carve a spoon with the sharp edge as well. My newer Power Pint plyers tip meets at the end, so that can also function as a powerful tweezers. I was able to sharpen the hook edge as well. I buffed all the tools so they all shine brightly.

  • @FrankToThePoint
    @FrankToThePoint 6 місяців тому

    Can I un do the assisted part? Take the spring out?

    • @echoededge6669
      @echoededge6669 6 місяців тому

      The problem with doing that is the sprig also works as the detent. So if you remove the spring there’s nothing to prevent the blade falling open

    • @FrankToThePoint
      @FrankToThePoint 6 місяців тому

      I did see that while watching.. wish the leek was manual

  • @fredperry9235
    @fredperry9235 6 місяців тому

    I had only had chinese made gerber before a MP 600. US made Gerber is great. This is my next purchase. In Australia these are half the price of a similar leatherman

  • @jaysee2213
    @jaysee2213 8 місяців тому

    Had this about a month, bloody love it

  • @isthi000ify
    @isthi000ify 8 місяців тому

    Got this the other day, blooming LOVE IT, I prefer the thick stock gives it a premium feel and more reassuring. Most definitely needs jimping on spine also on the choil, that would have been amazing, also a little stopper on choil edge as it feels a little sharp.

  • @leendertvanwyk3927
    @leendertvanwyk3927 9 місяців тому

    The sound at 12:48 will keep me awake tonight... I think the bearing tracts will not be the same after this. It might feel ok after cleaning, but it will not be as good as before the test imo.

  • @cslate36
    @cslate36 9 місяців тому

    The pry bar is also a can opener

  • @snesleywipessqueegeeservices
    @snesleywipessqueegeeservices 9 місяців тому

    Excellent video sir. Well done all round. Subscribed.

  • @rikwhite6337
    @rikwhite6337 9 місяців тому

    Great hack Whenever I’m dissaembling multi tools I make a pin that goes through the tools but is no wider than the space between the sides Then assemble the blade stack complete with spacers etc on the pin Then tape the lot together You then have just one block of tools to pop into the frame You can then push the pin out with the Chicago pin and bolt up Simple’s

  • @JH-yf8xm
    @JH-yf8xm 10 місяців тому

    Just review the SOG and stop constantly showing off your other gear mate 🤣

  • @Kris_Stiletto
    @Kris_Stiletto 11 місяців тому

    Great Video! :-) Peace, Stiletto :-)

  • @WhuDhat
    @WhuDhat 11 місяців тому

    oh god why? the humanity!! it's like that scene in the godfather where he wakes up next to his favorite horse

  • @JustineWiniker
    @JustineWiniker 11 місяців тому

    The thumbnail looks like a creepy bat spider from hell! 🕷️

  • @XRPtheStandard58900
    @XRPtheStandard58900 Рік тому

    Great review, thanks for putting it out there

  • @michaelcarney2975
    @michaelcarney2975 Рік тому

    Gerber wire cutters are not good. You can buy them from different companies and they are made of much stronger steel. I’m not sure if I want to get this or the new leatherman arc.

  • @JordanH859
    @JordanH859 Рік тому

    Thanks so much for this! Will be giving it a go when I get the chance. Just looking at mine now, the washer-tool ratio is.. Screw, clip, frame, washer, scissors, 2 washers, bottle opener, washer, Philips driver, washer, can opener, washer, serrated, washer, frame, Chicago screw. Screw, lanyard hole, frame, 2 washers, kn*fe, 2 washers, awl, 3 washers, flathead, 3 washers, hook, washer, file, washer, frame, Chicago screw. Hope this helps!

  • @igorteller1516
    @igorteller1516 Рік тому

    Hello, I also ordered them, I just wanted to check if their assembly is correct and how do you think about it, when I open them to an open shape, that is, holding the handles, the allowances of the placement leans slightly to the right, not in an extreme way, the thickness of the nail is normal, what do you says about it

  • @Dan-wo4bx
    @Dan-wo4bx Рік тому

    Banging little knife for the money, i like the chunky blade i work in woodland management so i abuse my knives pretty horribly.

  • @Robert_Thomas832
    @Robert_Thomas832 Рік тому

    V helpful 👍 Got a HH Pilar recently and will try your method. Thanks.

  • @ketvii
    @ketvii Рік тому

    thanks for this! I did mine and now it's perfect for EDC. took 5 mins grinding using diamond sharpener, just leave a small notch to hold the blade in place and smoothen with fine grit to make sure no grinding feeling when closing/opening :)

  • @BX138
    @BX138 Рік тому

    I've heard a lot of good things about the PowerPint on UA-cam, so last week I got one. I LOVE THIS THING!!!

  • @BX138
    @BX138 Рік тому

    If you look at any pair of pliers, they all have a gap between the teeth behind the tip.

  • @muxmurki1497
    @muxmurki1497 Рік тому

    very comprehensive review, worth watching since you use your time to really deliver substantial information.

  • @CLWoodturning
    @CLWoodturning Рік тому

    Hi thanks for review. I own a PP and love it. I'm interested though if you adjusted the tension in the side tools in order to be able to thumb open the knife or serrated blade? No way can I do this under current tension/friction of mine. Thanks again.

    • @echoededge6669
      @echoededge6669 Рік тому

      A torx bit in each side of the pivot for the tools you find too tight would let you loosen it. Or if you keep opening it and closing it it should break in and loosen over time 👍

  • @myvids3115
    @myvids3115 Рік тому

    a ratchet bit holder works excellent with this bit holding system

  • @themightychippy3756
    @themightychippy3756 Рік тому

    Do you know of any big chunky multitools that are UK legal?

    • @nje657
      @nje657 Рік тому

      MP600 bladless, leatherman rebar bladeless, or disable the locking mechanism on any other tool. I have done this on the Victorinox spirit

  • @blacksheep6821
    @blacksheep6821 Рік тому

    If you wanted to remove the clip altogether, would you be able to do that by keeping only the two small screws (one on each side?)

    • @echoededge6669
      @echoededge6669 Рік тому

      I’d think that would work. Sadly I don’t have mine anymore or I’d check long term it might be better to cut down the long screws.

  • @GreenLegendRan
    @GreenLegendRan Рік тому

    I thought this would be my favorite multi-tool, since I wanted a multi-tool with a corkscrew, and I love the gears and bit-driver, but I found out the lack of a saw and the nearly useless can opener make me not want to carry it since an old Wenger pocket knife has the saw, screw, and many other things, and my larger Wave knockoff has everything BUT the screw, so I end up taking a different thing depending on what I think I might need that day, which ruins the point of an EDC. I need to either start carrying a saw blade I can clutch in the bitdriver or add a saw and sharpen the can opener of this SOG. Being stuck out in the wilderness with a can I could not open because this thing kept deforming the can more than opening it was pretty horrible. I ended up getting it open an old way that wasn't proper can opener use, but at least I didn't starve. We need a video on sharpening the can opener, or replacing it with a pull style one that comes sharp. Victornox made push style ones famous, but the Wenger style pull ones are much more like the P-31, P-51 and FRED, all of which were militaries trying to find a cheap way that works. Real shame they went with a dull push that's more of a can punch.

  • @favierdrews5377
    @favierdrews5377 Рік тому

    Managed to file it down with a diamond needle file without having to take it apart or anything… but took a long time haha. Thanks for the vid wouldn’t have known what to do without it 👍

  • @philoso377
    @philoso377 Рік тому

    Nice presentation. My PP1001 would let me close the blade the way you did without another hand pressing the release lever. Your advice?

  • @chrisgibson6810
    @chrisgibson6810 Рік тому

    Thank you so much, I managed to do this without disassembling the tool. Just used a fine diamond file and has great tension on the lock so that it's safe. Couldn't have done this without your vid. Thanks again

  • @Jijhebtmijnnaamnietnodig
    @Jijhebtmijnnaamnietnodig Рік тому

    lol modded your sog and than carry a hinder like that bwhahaha good one mate

    • @echoededge6669
      @echoededge6669 Рік тому

      Carry the SOG Powerpint virtual every day and don’t get to carry the Hinderer much at all at the moment 🫤

  • @richdibs
    @richdibs Рік тому

    That was a great review! Comparison of both Center Drive models, versus one of the standard Leatherman‘s. No wasted words. All the features compared. And NO request to hit the like button and subscribe (because of that, I did subscribe). Thank you buddy!

    • @echoededge6669
      @echoededge6669 Рік тому

      Glad you liked it 👍 thanks for the comment

  • @Maixo
    @Maixo Рік тому

    Very comprehensive and impartial review 👍👍👍

  • @Dominique_Oliveira
    @Dominique_Oliveira Рік тому

    Really good review and I agree with all you said. Thanks a lot.

  • @stonebridge157
    @stonebridge157 Рік тому

    Got a Gerber CD plus on a 35% sale. Thx for a good video mate. But that Leatherman Signal did look really good. hmm 🤔 🤔

  • @leeedwards3421
    @leeedwards3421 Рік тому

    Could you make a video on how you made the blade non locking

  • @reggiedixon2
    @reggiedixon2 Рік тому

    I didn't dismantle mine, it took about 15 minutes with a Dremel and a needle file to do the job on the same two blades shown in the video. I have a question though - what about the other tools? Does the fact that they are metal and are not actually blunt mean that they are potentially covered by the law as well? I suppose there is a wider question: would carrying a screwdriver fall foul of the law?

  • @mystikmeg
    @mystikmeg Рік тому

    This is the best tool review I've seen to date. Brilliant.

  • @b.e.1865
    @b.e.1865 Рік тому

    Do you think Leatherman tools could fit inside?

  • @jonathankeithkidd
    @jonathankeithkidd Рік тому

    I’d be interested to know if your preference for the Leatherman can opener is a result of attempting to use the SOG can opener in the same direction as you’re used to using the Leatherman one. The SOG can opener is similar in design to the Victorinox can openers (which I largely prefer to the Leatherman style) which actually operates with a “forward” direction, in contrast to the “reverse” direction intended for can openers similar to the Leatherman.

    • @echoededge6669
      @echoededge6669 Рік тому

      Thanks for the comment, it might work better that way but very much struggles to pierce the can at all. Might work better but I’d expect it to still be pretty bad