The BEST Mini EDC Tool Kit?!? (Wiha,Wera,Knipex,Crescent.)
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Olight Arkfeld UV
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4” Adjustable Crescent Wrench
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Zip Ties
(Go to your local hardware store😉)
Leatherman Micra
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Rogan Mutt Prybar
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5” Vice Grips
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Saws All Blades
(Go to your local hardware store, people like the Milwaukee brand.)
Cobra XS
KNIPEX Tools - Cobra XS Water Pump Pliers(87 00 100) a.co/d/gMA1poJ
Cobra 5”, get these if you can spare the room.
KNIPEX Tools - Cobra Water Pump Pliers (8701125), 5-Inch,Red and Silver a.co/d/do2iouI
Wera 813 Mini
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711L 1/4 Bit/ Ratchet Extension
711L Hex Bit and Socket 2 in 1 Extension I Swap Sockets in For Screwdriver Bits With A Flick of Fingers (One Handed) a.co/d/ahRParn
Small Cutters , not the same but similar.
Wire Cutters, Small Side Cutters for Crafts, Flush Cutting Pliers for Jewelry Making, Floral Wire Cutters for Artificial Flowers, Zip Tie Cutters for Cable Tie, Wire Cutting Tool for Guitar Strings a.co/d/1eDWnYW
Wiha Mini Ratchet
Impact Go Box Bit Set, 32 Piece a.co/d/cjkwbJJ
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Awesome pack! The vise grip saw hack was epic! Thanks for sharing my friend!👊🙏
No problem “tater”😉😂😂
Great video buddy!
I am slowly building my mini tools pouch as well!
In my opinion you are missing a couple small items, as you said, a lighter, yes.
probably I'd add as well:
- Fresnel magnifying card.
- Gorilla tape / electrical tape.
- Super glue
- sharpie marker / pen
Great suggestions!!! I usually have a pen on me but I agree with the rest. I haven’t thought about a magnifier, great idea!!
Lot of capability in that kit. I like the vice grip saw idea. I saw a guy using a leatherman "crunch" doing the same thing... except he filed two lengthwise grooves in the jaws so the saw gets held a little more secure. Good video, thanks
Much appreciated!
The wera tool check plus has the same screwdriver and rarchet but with a good selection of bits and a few sockets.
We have a very similar loadout, I would suggest maybe leaving $100/200 dollars emergency cash and some bandaids in there. I also have a hank from one of the various companies out there you’d be surprised how often you use it to wipe sunglasses, phones, watches etc…..nice video! Enjoyed it
Always fun putting together kits like this, but honestly I think you get more functionality out of a couple of 'proper' size tools that'll take up the same space. I'd wager something like the 6in snap on flank jaw pliers and the PB Swiss ratcheting driver with the 10 bits in the handle would be a more functional compact set for less space and probably less money.
Great video, turns out I have nearly all the same tools in my edc(except the prybar) with the wera mini screwdriver and the rachet you can get both those tools and the extra bits all within the tool check plus mini kit. It's my go to, and it has sockets on it as well so it fixes your issue of not having sockets! Hope this helps and thank you for taking the time to share your videos
Good morning! That olight edc light sure looks appealing.
Thank you sir!
I also have the Wiha mini ratchet but you should check out the Icon mini flex head ratchet set. It’s so versatile and I keep it on my car tool kit.
I’m a Wiha fanboy and even though in my opinion the icon is better I still bought them both
They look great! Just never seem to be in stock.
I have the small Wera bit driver, butnit came with bits, small ratchet, 1/4 sockets, and an extension. Wera Tool check Plus is highly recommended
Maybe switch the micra to something like the wave, charge, or victorinox spirit for a good needle nose function along with all the smaller tools you get from a multitool for good efficiency. The klein electricians scissors is very edc friendly, not too expensive, and can punch well above its weight class. I personally recommend the 2100-7 version. I personally like the knipex pliers wrench over an adjustable wrench. A small knife sharpener like the cheap victorinox ceramic pen or the faulkniven CC4, a few pieces of sandpaper. a fresnel lens to zoom into small things and create fire, some bankline or paracord, the duratech folding utility knife or the milwaukee fastback 6 in 1.
to make the blade in the vice grips work better is to put a groove in the middle of the grips
Nice set up . Mikita has a 1/4 socket set that would fit that nice . It’s just sockets . I believe 6 to 13 . They have a 3/8 set to but it wouldn’t fit in that pouch .
Nice kit. You should consider carrying a lockpick set
Hi.I'd replace the wera bit holder and the little ratchet by a ratcheting t-handle bit holder (wera or other more skinny) - it's flater and you can use bits and nuts with adpa... actually you can applie more torque and in a more convenient way than with a screwdriver.
I have a combination bit driver, square drive extension like that one. I wish it had a magnet, instead of only having the ball detent. The bits fall from it. I would replace it with a rapidaptor, or other kind of locking bit extension, and a small 1/4 hex to 1/4 square adapter.
Yeah, I have a wiha locking one now. Good suggestion!
I like the 5 inch set of knippex
I was surprised how much of the same stuff we have in our kits.
scout motto: be prepared
Great vid. I suggest the 1/4 inch impact socket set from Makita. Their about $12 to $15 for metric or sae.
Thanks for the recommendation!
If you have need of one, carry a GOOD sidecutter. Cheap ones are just aggravating. It's like carrying a butter knife to cut rope. Kinda pointless.
the saw is a great idea I'm missing that in my kit
I don't like the wiha ratchet I find my hand switches the direction while i'm using it
Very well thought out but don't cut your cable ties just loop them along the side along your zipper or on the fold side
I really enjoyed the video, thank you so much for it, just realised where I recognised you from, Taylor Martins edc video from the bushcraft weekend 👍 o really do have to disagree with you about the micra vs classic though, the scissors are so so good on any Swiss Army knife, in a league of their own, once again love the video and will definitely be liking and subscribing, God bless 🙏🏻
Great video bud!
I have the exact same Wera bit driver handle, and the Knipex Cobra XS, but these were bought for pocket EDC together with a SAK or folder, rather than for a pouch tool kit. If it hadn't been for that consideration where I really want the smallest good tools possible, then I would probably have opted for the Cobra 5inch and a larger Wera Kraftform Kompakt or even another brand. As it is I'm too much of a cheapskate for the time being at least to go for an intermediate size tool pouch between pocket carry and actual toolbox tools. My pouch is really a bike repair kit with some extra tools, including a Leatherman, but I will consider getting a 4 or 5 inch adjustable (crescent) wrench to add to that. That has to be a vintage Bahco, an OG from the 70s with ''Made in Sweden'' stamped on it so I know it's the real deal. I have the 8'' version in my toolbox and it's a beast, almost like new, zero wear and tear.
I have a part 2 coming soon that’s one size up! It includes the 7 1/4 Knipex and they’re perfect! And if that little kit is all you need, no need to go bigger? Right?? Thanks for the awesome comment and taking the time to post it! Cheers!
@@EDCNC-YT Actually I agree. Like me you have found that those 2 tools are actually very capable. I can add whopping great extenders and longer bits to that Wera handle and it does a great job, works as a toolbox screwdriver for jobs at home. Also the small size means you can use it as a stubby without extenders and using small bits. Very versatile.
The Cobra XS are way more capable than they look because of the design and the way they transfer forces, people look at them and say they are toys and can't get much leverage but don't realise that they lock on to an object so you don't need to squeeze and can apply an immense amount of force to the upper handle and turn the object. Appearances can be deceptive. Also people don't realise how big those jaws can open and because of the teeth they'll still hold on even when the jaws are opened beyond parallel. They open to about 23mm with jaws parallel, so just under an inch; my 8 inch water pump pliers only open to 28mm parallel, just over an inch.
Thanks for your reply and now you've said you are doing a part 2 I'm going to subscribe. Cheers & greetings from London UK.
@@simonh6371 much appreciated my friend!
Subscribed.
Great Kit.
Thanks so much!!
I think you can replace the saw blades and vice grip with the smallest silky saw, the vice grip isn't adding much and that saw blade thing looks sketchy AF. Also it's a much better saw
I haven’t seen those, gonna have to go check those out!!!
Nice ideas. That saw+vice grip looks like an accident waiting to happen...maybe put a groove in the teeth to hold it better or some other secondary retention.
Just wanted to comment and show some love to appease the algorithm overlords. I will definitely be purchasing a few of these to integrate into my kit.
Much appreciated!!
As nice as that little Wera ratchet driver is, I would go with a Bahco SL25 1/4" socket set as the basis for a mini tool kit..They are great quality and reasonably priced for what you get...The only problem is whether to leave them in the hard case they come in or use a pouch like you have done... I have a similar 4" crescent wrench, but really feel a 5" (or 125mm) version would be perfect for this sort of kit, but so far have not been able to find one...
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Kissing it😂
I'm not sold on the vice grip saw but overall great vid.
Thanks! I 100% understand on that but it really impressed me when I used it! I admit I didn’t do the best job of demonstrating on the video 😂
Awesome tool kit 👍👍
Gave me some great ideas
Thanks for sharing the info 🙏
Good ideas
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That vice saw contraption thing is an accident waiting to happen. You’re gonna go to the ER, I guarantee it. Maybe wear gloves if you insist to do that
It actually works really well, it would be kinda hard to hurt yourself with it.🙃😂
@@EDCNC-YT lmao. Ok, genius.
@@jackeddemon thank you so much!! I appreciate the compliment. That’s very generous of you!
@@EDCNC-YT I do use my wise grips like that as wall for the saws the only thing I'd suggest to add a little extra safety if to mod the pliers head with a groove to slot the saws in and then you will have it 100% secured in place.
You can check an old video of my good friend @maxlvcledc about how he did his!
@@dlajb Instead of slot another option could be to give more property for wise grips. That could be done by two rectangular pieces of metal between the saw blade is clamped with a hole for a bolt that goes through the hole in the saw blade. Appropriate size might be something like 1"x ½" (=the exact width of sawblade) with thickness of ¼". When not in use it could be used for tying saw blades neatly together.
"Nipex" oof. Was interested in the Mutt Prybar, but the link is dead.
Dang I wanted the bag 😅
They still make a similar one!
I'd really like to know what sockets you decided on
Update soon!! I started a completely new one.😁
@@EDCNC-YT I just grabbed the Wiha set, vice grips and crescent wrench. I've got a. Wera Bitcheck+ but don't carry it as part of my EDC. I'm intrigued by the idea that there's a most useful set of sockets, and whether it's small enough to fit in a general purpose kit with all the other tools. What I currently have is geared toward knife maintenance so I already have half of my space dedicated to lubricants, cleaning and sharpening.
Yeah, that is one I the last few things I’m missing is a socket set. I’ll have one soon I’m hoping.
Hahaha Super Awesomenesssss
What watch is that?
Well done video. I liked that you didn't take 40 minutes to fine tooth every little thing or try to sell me a bunch of tools. You showed what you use, explained why, gave some recommendations and best of all, you provided links lol. This is my first time seeing you but if I see more content like this, definitely a sub!
I have a couple of minor recommendations.
As @dlajb pointed out, some super glue and a variety of tapes would be helpful. To help save some space in my pack. I bought single use Superglue packs, they're nifty but I also cut blank credit cards up, and I wrapped electrical tape around a piece and some duct tape around another. My current EDC tool pouch is an old leather camera case that has a belt clip on it, so you'll definitely have room for anything I do and more xD.
3 cotten swabs broken in half, inside of a piece of unused heat shrink tube.
Isopropyl alcohol in a super tiny spray bottle (like perfume sample size)
A 4mm adapter for my 6mm bit driver so I can use my screw driver for micro bits as well. I also carry a set of micro bits and these are all inside of a small Altoids tin, in addition to a glasses screwdriver/screws.
A titanium bit driver With a set of bits as well
Knipex 4in plumping pliers
Tailors measuring tape
A pair of rubber gloves
A stick of hot glue
A pair of tweezers
An olight i1r2
And on the belt clip since I never use it, I have 20ft of waxed cord tucked under two ranger bands.
This is a kit I keep in my bag that comes with me when I'm leaving my house for more than a few hours. It's built to compliment my kit that's in my pocket already. (Vic. Huntsman, space pen, mini Bic, a couple of hair ties, an olight i3t w/extra battery, hoto 24in1 precision screwdriver. (I take apart a lot of electronics lol) and lastly my cart pen and inhaler lmao
Thanks for your comment!! I appreciate you taking to time to say all that. Keep an eye out, part 2 is coming up soon!!! I went a little bigger this time😉😏
Algo
What knife in thumbnail
The fixed blade? Or the folder?
@@EDCNC-YTfixed
@@EDCNC-YTthe fixed blade
@@Jesusiskingamen7 it’s the Malone Knives Outlaw
Total cost of kit? 🤔
Should be under $200 dollars,Maybe under $250. I’m not sure😂
hey bro great vid , i am tracking down a larger sized one for my military rucksack here n for trade/swap only , if you know anyone , send em my way please , thanks n talk soon > tom !
Hot blue gun stick. Help me out once or twice.
I don’t know how or why this edc mini tool pouch became so popular. These things are worthless, I repeat worthless. Why would you spend your hard earned money to buy a set of toy tools when the money you spent on your baby tools could go towards a nice tool bag like a veto pro pack that will carry full size tools. I work at 3 to 4 different trades and have for 45 years and I can’t see how I could use or put to good use those tiny tools. Yea they look good, and it seems like a pretty good idea, but take it from a professional tradesman get yourself some full size tools.
That you for repeating useless…
why improvise a saw handle when you can get one for cheap. never improvise, always have a good quality tool for the job!
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Great video Mr.Samuel I am subscribing right now and I will buy some of the tools! I appreciate you keep making videos you’re great at what you do I will surely buy some of this for
my edc because of your great videos. Especially the ratchet! God bless you and Jesus loves you!
Knipex pliers are the most over rated item in any Edc. you will never use them. they are grippers for plumbers & the normal joe want find a use for them. You have a good set of 5” grippers why then have a 4” as well.
Because an item is small doesn’t necessarily mean it needs to be in a edc kit. You can’t loosen tight nuts or tighten nuts with these. They are solely grippers & you have a better 5” set
I use them, they’re great for small nuts and such.
@@EDCNC-YT What do you use them for ? you can’t undo a tight nut with these, iv tried many it’s near impossible
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Good kit👍🏿
Good edc kit. Mine is similar. I would say the most versatile tool in the kit is that 5 inch vice grip. It is a small "third hand" if you need something held, or basically a clamp with locking pliers capabilities.
Good presentation in the video bruh. Clean and crisp.
Thanks so much!