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Hello buddy good video did you pick up the leatherman surge in the end ?

serrated blade = seat belt cutter

Imperium is the Civivi front flipper.

ive carried a grip 551 for as long as i can remember, if you want to level up your 551 get an ebay chinese aluminum wave attachment will make the 551 the fastest opening knife in the world.

Electricians beware, don't accidentally use on live circuits

Ive been considering a bugout for quite a while but im leaning more towards a grip now...its maybe tougher and a bit cheaper. Useful vid, thx.

Nice job! Good video!

Yo never had the omega springs break in ten years?

Good video ! Just bought one today online from bass pro on sale . I heard there discontinuing the griptiian . Went in the store to buy, they had none in stock and old timer had one in his pocket let me check it out . Said he’s had his 20 years or so . Sold me on it .

How is the side to side play in the plier pivot after 10 years?

I have several Vessel drivers and I like the handle design. They would be perfect if they weren't set up for Japanese standard bits. With one of my handles if you use a typical bit you'd buy in the us- Wera, Wiha, Dewalt, Milwaukee....etc.... the bit will get stuck in the driver and require pliers to pull it out. If you actually invest in the Vessel bits then you wont have that problem, but otherwise you sort of have to consider it to be a proprietary bit system unless you are already invested in Japanese bits.

I bought the Broppe 6in slotted bits for my kit works great with my vessel 220 handle Love these bits . I tried to find long 6in jis bits thin made by this company but no luck.

Send in to leatherman for servicing, and they will send it back fully rebuilt. It's great. Just pay for shipping to them, and then they turn it around to you

Yeah that missing screw on the side actually holds the liner in place underneath the plastic scales. A fairly large portion of Benchmade knives use a partial liner system underneath the scales. The steel liner adds strength to the knife in the places where added strength is really needed. The partial liner does a good job maximizing strength vs weight. Some knives will utilize a full liner and it's been my experience that it's often unnecessary. Benchmade does a good job adding strength where it's really needed and leaving out added strength where it's not needed, saving weight and unnecessary materials. I've been carrying a Griptillian for five years and it's the best do it all edc knife I have ever had.

Best knife I ever owned. Own Bulletproof .

Cool. Koken makes a spinner handle with a 1/4" inch square drive with wobble. If you put a 1/4" square to 1/4" hex adapter on it you can run bits and have the wobble feature which is nice.

I love my Griptilian. I hate the standard plastic handle BM puts on them so I had mine custom made with better material (which I can't remember what it is now), but the blade is S30V. I'm disabled (left arm is paralyzed) and use mine for things that usually require two hands like opening stuff like food and packages. It is, hands down, the best knife I've ever owned. Stays sharp too.

Wow ! 10 years of carry and it barely looks used. What an advertisement for BM.

check out the VESSEL IMPACT BALL Torsion 30 bit set.

How do you sharpen the leatherman wave? Or what kind of sharpening system?

The Griptillian has been somewhat superseded by the Bugout in popularity -- only one model is still available. I just bought a used (and abused) Griptillian with the blade hole opening and partial serration. It was in a pile of junk knives, so it only cost $1. The tip was broken, the blade is loose side-to-side, the pocket clip is loose, the screw heads are stripped. You should look at the Hogue Doug Ritter RSK Mk1-G2. It is a variant of the Griptillian that was previous produced by Benchmade, but they no longer wanted to produce it. Cold Steel produces some great hard use knives, such as Ultimate Hunter, American Lawman, and Recon 1.

Very cool ! It’s a great knife for sure.

Nice load out ... thinking about keeping the griptilian instead of my bugout for everyday and your 10 years review made some good points. Thx for the content.

Excellent choice for a first knife! I've been carrying griptilians for about 20 years, and still have my first one and use it. I'd suggest sending yours back to benchmade, I just sent one of my mini grips back. It will feel and look like a brand new knife again. Your one screw missing is a important screw, it holds the steel liner in place. Or at least contact benchmade and see if they will send you the screw. I carry my mini grips most, much thinner than the full size and less weight, may want to check one out next time you need a knife.

I have over 100 knives, but if I had to keep just one, it would definitely be Benchmade Griptillian.

Wish I had this before retirement.

The Surge is great but it's very heavy. The Wave seems like a good weight compromise.

Alliance scum! ,. But also nice thorough video dude!

Been a fan of Vessel products for years, I have had the Flat Plate Ratchet for a handful of years and love it. Great to see other fantastic options from them, probably going to order the Tang Thru handle here soon. Thanks for showcasing these handles.

Thanks, a lot of great ideas. That SATA set is nice and compact. DeWalt has similar compact bit setups that I use and like for their compactness (DWAX200 and DWAX100).

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Very nice - thanks for the video! : )

Awesome pocket Dump and great video!! Can't wait to see many more.

Thanks for making this video, this is an underrated setup, and it makes a lot of sense in terms of value, compactness, and blade clearance before we even get into the handle design. Much better than e.g. Wiha. Just ordered the 220W to get my feet wet. I'll keep an eye out for shanks that might fit just right.

I think the philips are actually jis heads, meant for anything built in japan or the far east, thats why the big one looks strange. Not sure if Husky do these., but of course theres no japanese stuff in the USA. Klein are great tools but the rest of the world has managed very well without them thank you.

Get a Husky from Home Depot. Does the job. Tools are suppose to work for you, you’re not suppose to work for them. Grown ass man with fancy expensive tools reminds me of high maintenance women with Prada bags. I’ve been in the trade for decades and Klein screwdrivers are top notch.

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Serrated blades great for cutting vines in the garden. Also rope ties for stakes for plants like tomatoes. It is my least used tool on face, much rather have larger scissors like wingman.

Where I am from, men always kept a little notepad.

dummy the screw is important

I carry a mini griptilian for work and it’s absolutely perfect for that role. It takes a beating and just keeps on going along. I have many other knives but I keep gravitating back to the mini grip for work

what's wrong with your hair style? i think that someone messed it up...other than that good reveiw...stay safe

Good to see somebody actually using their knives long term giving a review instead of rattling off specs while it sits on a table brand new. For a guy who isn't a "Collector" and doesn't have a dozen knives to run through if one breaks, long term durability is essential.

Have you tried using the serrated blade to cut zip ties ?

I would use the saw for PVC occasionally

I also have a wave. I believe it's about 10 years old. Probably not used quite as hard as yours but I have to say overall it's been very durable. The little spring on the scissors it's gone a little bit wonky but I think I can bend it. Just give it a little more tension.

Hı from turkey.enjoyfull to watch.l watch countless reviews.your reviews are top notch.sorry my English bro.waiting for another thanks

Thanks bro.very good review.want to see more

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