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Do you carry a Multi-Tool?

I work outside and am frequently around excavators digging at sites. I am always playing with my hands in some sort of way when it comes to my job. I recently came across this Harbor Freight knock off inspired by Leatherman’s Wave. It's made by Gordon, and I've always loved Leatherman because of the iconic brand name, structural integrity of the tool, and of course.. The warranty. A Leatherman Wave will run you before tax about $120. The Gordon is only $40 before tax, and it is a 20 in 1 tool compared to the Wave at 18 in 1. For a third of the price, it's worth a try. I bought it, and tried it out. It's a great tool for the price, and it's cheap. The tool itself is strong and durable and if you try it out you might rethink Harbor Freight engineering. Considering they have some of the cheapest tools.. They didn't cheap out on the Gordon multi-tool. Do you carry a multi tool with you or own one?

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No but I used to until my friend took it away. We would go out and get drunk and then head back to his house. He would pass out and I didn't want to wake everyone up with the can opener, so I would slash way way through a can of chef Boyardee with my multi tool. He would wake up to empty cans and finally took away the tool because I was getting drunk and eating all his food lol.

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I used too carry a cheap Walmart one around. But I guess my sweat made it rust? I don't know, I still have yet to get another. That is one nice tool there though.
(Oct 2, 2024 04:54 PM)Charlie Sheen Wrote:  No but I used to until my friend took it away. We would go out and get drunk and then head back to his house. He would pass out and I didn't want to wake everyone up with the can opener, so I would slash way way through a can of chef Boyardee with my multi tool. He would wake up to empty cans and finally took away the tool because I was getting drunk and eating all his food lol.
Lmfao that's a wild story. That's one hell of a way to use a multi tool.
(Oct 2, 2024 04:55 PM)plops Wrote:  I used too carry a cheap Walmart one around. But I guess my sweat made it rust? I don't know, I still have yet to get another. That is one nice tool there though.

I know that when I get wet from the rain, sometimes blemishes will show up on the tool. I usually just wipe them away. I think if it was submerged for a long period of time it would most definitely rust.
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(Oct 2, 2024 04:57 PM)jcole Wrote:  Lmfao that's a wild story. That's one hell of a way to use a multi tool.

Oh man it's not like there was even a tool for it on mine, I just jammed the knife in over and over and cut the lid off lol.

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(Oct 2, 2024 05:00 PM)Charlie Sheen Wrote:  Oh man it's not like there was even a tool for it on mine, I just jammed the knife in over and over and cut the lid off lol.

That's actually bonkers bro. I could imagine you were drunk as fuck almost cutting your lip on some beef ravioli.
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(Oct 2, 2024 05:02 PM)jcole Wrote:  That's actually bonkers bro. I could imagine you were drunk as fuck almost cutting your lip on some beef ravioli.

I'm so glad they have those easy open lids now lol. I still eat it right out of the can.

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(Oct 2, 2024 05:04 PM)Charlie Sheen Wrote:  I'm so glad they have those easy open lids now lol. I still eat it right out of the can.

When did that easy open lid come into play? I would think everyone is thankful for pop open lid now.
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(Oct 2, 2024 05:05 PM)jcole Wrote:  When did that easy open lid come into play? I would think everyone is thankful for pop open lid now.

I'm not sure, I rarely bought them back in the day, just stole them from my friends lol.

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(Oct 2, 2024 04:51 PM)jcole Wrote:  I work outside and am frequently around excavators digging at sites. I am always playing with my hands in some sort of way when it comes to my job. I recently came across this Harbor Freight knock off inspired by Leatherman’s Wave. It's made by Gordon, and I've always loved Leatherman because of the iconic brand name, structural integrity of the tool, and of course.. The warranty. A Leatherman Wave will run you before tax about $120. The Gordon is only $40 before tax, and it is a 20 in 1 tool compared to the Wave at 18 in 1. For a third of the price, it's worth a try. I bought it, and tried it out. It's a great tool for the price, and it's cheap. The tool itself is strong and durable and if you try it out you might rethink Harbor Freight engineering. Considering they have some of the cheapest tools.. They didn't cheap out on the Gordon multi-tool. Do you carry a multi tool with you or own one?

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I do not carry one of these contraptions on me hahaha. Nor, do I even own one. I mean, it would probably be beneficial but who knows man. I have a swiss army knife and that is about it lmao
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(Oct 2, 2024 04:51 PM)jcole Wrote:  I work outside and am frequently around excavators digging at sites. I am always playing with my hands in some sort of way when it comes to my job. I recently came across this Harbor Freight knock off inspired by Leatherman’s Wave. It's made by Gordon, and I've always loved Leatherman because of the iconic brand name, structural integrity of the tool, and of course.. The warranty. A Leatherman Wave will run you before tax about $120. The Gordon is only $40 before tax, and it is a 20 in 1 tool compared to the Wave at 18 in 1. For a third of the price, it's worth a try. I bought it, and tried it out. It's a great tool for the price, and it's cheap. The tool itself is strong and durable and if you try it out you might rethink Harbor Freight engineering. Considering they have some of the cheapest tools.. They didn't cheap out on the Gordon multi-tool. Do you carry a multi tool with you or own one?

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if you count my lanyard a multitool, i suppose. it has my car keys, a padlock key, keycard to my room, a rewards card, and a bunch of little charms i could use as weapons if i needed to.
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(Oct 2, 2024 05:09 PM)Purgatory Wrote:  I do not carry one of these contraptions on me hahaha. Nor, do I even own one. I mean, it would probably be beneficial but who knows man. I have a swiss army knife and that is about it lmao

Swiss Army knives are bad ass! They come in handy at times. The Swiss Army knife is the OG of all multi tools.


(Oct 2, 2024 05:12 PM)edgyseptic Wrote:  if you count my lanyard a multitool, i suppose. it has my car keys, a padlock key, keycard to my room, a rewards card, and a bunch of little charms i could use as weapons if i needed to.

Naw bro, I'm not counting your gym membership card as a multi tool 🤣
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I got gifted a really small one. It was like one cog wheel with different ends on it such as screwdrivers etc... I never really found myself using it.
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I have one but i dont use it much at all
just have it in my backpack incase i need it
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