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@@D2G10 Oh really? I thought the Power Access I just got was different. It feels cheaper. Thanks for the info!

@@harrydaniels2788 My dad literally used it for 8 months stranded overseas during Covid building stuff and doing stuff at my sister’s house.

I feel like I should know what CHF is but I can’t think of it now.

Absolutely not. I carry it in an out of an office regularly, to places of worship and to my kids school. It’s not tactical looking at all.

Me too!

@GM3430 It’s just a standard Sawyer Mini. The more research I’m doing I might get a Sawyer Push next. I have 3 or 4 LifeStraws also. I’m guessing with the bleach the water will last years but I’ll cycle it every 6-12 months. My garage gets hot in the summer so I want to cycle it.

You’re 100% right. I made a follow up saying I purchased another Sawyer with accessories to fit other stuff and it still doesn’t work but that’s ok, I’ll keep looking. Can’t have too many water filters.

@JebBrilliant yeah all you have to do is make sure that whatever water bottle you buy has a white cap and not the clear cap

@ What kind of secret knowledge do you have? Thanks for the tip!!!

@RuneBerg6514 thanks for your comment. I’m actually going to do another video on this. I didn’t mean to sound negative towards Sawyer. They’re great and do good for the world. I was honestly surprised, I never gave it much thought. I figured I could take any water and attach my Sawyer Mini to it and get clean potable water.

You want to hear the squelch tail?

@JebBrilliant yes. My ears are accustomed to hearing a squelch tail.

I’m considering stacking mine but 35lbs is a lot.

Never enough water storage.

A few people have told me that same thing.

I think I would do the same.

I lost mine too but never got a replacement sadly

@@SquidwradThomas it’s never too late but after making the video and giving it more thought, I definitely prefer other small multi tools.

I need to try the package opener more. Does it work well on those hard clear plastic packages?

@@JebBrilliant TBH it's in my stuff sack in a rucksack and only gets taken out with me. I use full size multitools or one of several less expensive knives at home.

@@jelkel25 I think it’s great for travel, especially in situations where carrying a full size multi tool isn’t an option.

It’s really the best portable and all in one sharpener. It should be in every Proho’s tool box.

It’s some old phone holder I had lying around.

When it comes to the Baofeng’s you can’t have too many bc they break regularly.

Let’s hope we do. I’d really like one with a dark green or black handle.

I’ll try but incorporating a computer screen into my videos might be tough.

Maybe I should pick one up because I need to put a quality multi tool in my wife’s car. Is it easy to open the tools?

@@JebBrilliant absolutely it is! If you let it get as grungy as my poor abused pocket tool is it can become a bit stiff. I am very hard on it, because i expect it to be successful with whatever I crazily decide i can do with it, daily. All of that said, with any level of care or even a clean and sharpen once in a while (or living a posh life as a car tool) and it’ll be fine. I really do think it shines in its very easy carry-ability, and still a very usable toolset, even the scissors. I have a practically new Wave+… and while I do like the 3 knives, I never strap it on my belt. The Wingman is too easy. Anyway, good video… and yea the world is over jump cuts in videos. :-)

I really just want an excuse to buy a Leatherman Wingman. I’ve never put my hands on one. BTW, jump cuts are about the only cuts I really know how to do. I’ll try to make it a little smoother.

I’m trying to cut out a lot of “umm” and “ahh”. Plus shorten the video.

That’s a really good question.

My editing skills are not where they should be.

@@JebBrilliant you don't need editing skills, man! Your content is good, it doesn't need extra flashing-up. I was making a joke that was in no way meant to capitalize on anything u thought was a deficiency. You just said the word and I just chuckled at the idea of a guy who's so into Multitools that THIS is what he breaks the Es out for. Cheers

@@beezzarro Thanks! I would like to get better at editing videos. I appreciate you reaching back out.

Tell me what?

Tell him what

Nono. He will notice it, sometime.

I need this "key" for my PST and mini tool, where i can buy this?

@@Vilwo PST?

It’s the best!

I keep checking local Walmarts and still haven’t seen them in the app. Hope they show up soon.

@@BamnFalto If you know then you shouldn’t care.

@@W5KJD I feel like it’s something I would have seen in an 80’s tv show like AirWolf, “Punch in the coordinates”.

Oh man, bad editing on my part. Thanks for pointing this out.

@JebBrilliant no worries man, 👍🏻 good on you for trying to help

@@anarchytelevision8445 I really want to find a way to get out East to help folks but it’s expensive to fly out there.

@JebBrilliant I feel the same way when it comes down to North Carolina but I'm down here in Florida dealing with my own crap, it breaks my heart because I used to live in Lake Lure Chimney Rock and Asheville back when I was a kid

@@anarchytelevision8445 Good luck dealing with your storm. What city are you in?

@@emochickluvzblk I 100% agree. I would like to see the super sharp non blade (all?) removed and the bottle opener combined with the can opener.

@@allemander I think I should try that. Doesn’t it open the device a little bit though?

@@JebBrilliant Maybe a millimeter or two, depending on the dimensions of the magnet you use. Just find the thinnest magnet you can - or I can send you one, I have plenty. You’ll just have to find a way to provide a shipping address.

@@allemander I’m ok, thanks. I only ever have a problem with it when I don’t slide it to the back of the coin pocket on my jeans.

@@allemander Thank you for the offer.

@@goodinsrt8 I actually didn’t know, there is no PowerPint, only a PowerPint Mini.

@@Coffeeology It’s been a great knife for utility stuff around the house, outdoors and on the job. Most importantly it looks cool to. 😉

@@JebBrilliant As long as it can cut bails, grape vine and anything else... I like the thumb post those are REALLY handy.

@@Coffeeology I use it on Tomato plants regularly. It will probably due fine with hay bales if it’s bound with twine.

It works but it’s not great.

I'll have to check out the PowerLite. Is it around the same size as the PowerPint?

@@JebBrilliant pretty damn close! Maybe an ounce or so more

@@sonnyzickefoose727 That’s a good idea. I keep mine in the little change pocket on my jeans so it usually stays closed.

@@sonnyzickefoose727 where and how did you attach the magnet?

@@JebBrilliant A really good super glue. At the end of the pliers, needless to say