Hello and Greetings from Germany. I do research for a book on multitools, pocket tools & stuff right now; therefore, I attend the UA-cam-University for many great vids. One thing I do agree with you on the spot is: the LM Crunch. Doutbtless the single most capable multitool there ist.
I was shown this video on my home list after making a video about the same kit. Think you missed the point about how well this will stand up, with the tray folded down, making it a perfect mini worktop with a tool holder wall behind it. I am using mine for residential lock repinning, where I use the tray to not drop dirty parts directly on peoples horizontal spaces
Not worth a $100, even with the added water resistance. Looks like the zipper is tearing away the edge of the foam tray. Water proof zippers require some type of lubrication. Usually a type of wax is used on the zipper
Hello and Greetings from Germany. I do research for a book on multitools, pocket tools & stuff right now; therefore, I attend the UA-cam-University for many great vids. One thing I do agree with you on the spot is: the LM Crunch. Doutbtless the single most capable multitool there ist.
People under estimate it all the time. When your book is published I would love to read it. Take care and stay safe.
I was shown this video on my home list after making a video about the same kit. Think you missed the point about how well this will stand up, with the tray folded down, making it a perfect mini worktop with a tool holder wall behind it. I am using mine for residential lock repinning, where I use the tray to not drop dirty parts directly on peoples horizontal spaces
Not worth a $100, even with the added water resistance.
Looks like the zipper is tearing away the edge of the foam tray.
Water proof zippers require some type of lubrication. Usually a type of wax is used on the zipper
I will have to give it a little bit of something on the zipper.