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Cool build. Thanks for sharing 😊

There is a new phone called cmf phone, where the back side can be 3d printed to hold accessories like this

Would a scrap of prototype electronic circuit board serve as an improvised rack? These little phenolic perfboards are inexpensive and are easily cut and drilled with ordinary tools.

me encantan sus inventos, son geniales e innovadores, gracias por compartir.

maybe some locator magnets in the corners of between to help snapping it together? Could be bad for having credit cards but there's likely also ways to protect against that or just not have cards that are sensitive to magnets. I really really like the idea of putting the wallet onto the battery bank though.

Greetings everyone - Let me know what you think about this wallet idea. I've tried this in the past, but keeping the weight down and still having some functional tools is pretty difficult to pull off. Did it work? Share your thoughts below - Also, we've got another Pocket Rack giveaway for this month. Check the description for this video for more information. Be sure to check out the blog section at Earthling.com for more info about this video. If you like this Wallet Toolbox idea, please share it. Many thanks for stopping by !!

Belle chemise a la magnum 😅 Merci a pocket theory d’avoir permis de decouvrir ta chaîne

J’ai pas retrouvé les références des mini lunettes ? Merci

Very cool I just making little survival kits

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Great info thanks! I am curious if one could epoxy a small rare earth magnet into your new bit extension to get the bits to seat a little shallower..deep enough to work good yet and still easy to remove.

One of the coolest EDC kit!! Thanks for sharing!

Brilliant little project

With this great idea, I would think in a pinch you could do it using electrical tape if you didn't have the bands. Great video and thanks for sharing.

Problem is solved by just not buying one …

Electrical tape around the rim. Helps keep the lid closed and helps prevent water

this is very very cool!

This would be a great project to do with a kid to teach them basic skills and electronics. Include some soldering, and it makes a nice skill building exercise. 😊

Well a former cub scout here. This vid brought back good memories . I remember building one of these then going camping and using it . I didnt have that fancy pocket knife tho just a Barlow that fit in the can . We got to cook eggs in the can and any fish we caught. Thank you for the video

Wow - what a great idea!!! Thanks for sharing!!!

nice idea!)

Great project to do with a kid

Cool setup. There are some great ideas in this video

Kickass project! Oh, and another way to tell positive from negative on LEDs (in case you've salvaged one from some circuit, and end up cutting the leads the same length), is that the LED "bulb" part has the round rim at the base of it, as FLAT on one of the pole sides 😉👍

Very useful, it would be interesting to see if it could be made with usbc rechargeable AA batteries!

Great DIY project and I like the price! Thanks for another good one. So Phil, seeing your saved bits and pieces reminds me of, or is exactly the same stuff I save. I even own some of the exact same EDC tools, knives, etc. But especially the swiss-tech. Odd little thing, but well made, right? I've had it for around 20 years? It does have it's useful implements. We also share the same first name. Two Ls or one? Still catching up on your video history. All good stuff. Have a great weekend. KK

Nice minimum electric project. Works also with a 3V coin cell. See for example Felix Immler "How to add a LED Light on your Victorinox Swiss Army Knife". Even without the tubes the light will work under water. Only thing that will happen over time is corrosion, that's why Victorinox did not bother to make their LED flashlight in their knifes water resistant. Under water It also should strain the battery a little bit more, since you have a small electrolysis running. ;)

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Pretty slick. 👍

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You said you can download the pdf for the card for a diy. But the card is very sturdy. What is it made out of?

I love this…. But I’m also far more likely to buy this from you than make it myself😂

What on earth do you use all those tools for? I might is then a few times a year, but they’d be pointless for an EDC. I’m truly curious what you all do with them?

A scrunchie around the Altoids tin keeps it shut.

Tape u god damn troglodyte

The organizer you've made is super neat! But, I'd probably just put the Altoids can in the prune bag. My husband, however, would definitely want the pocket rack!

FWIW Phil, the Mini Sailor Scissors version Nextool made for Olight is a little different (Otacle P1S). The P1S was released in April of 2024 during the Olight anniversary sale. It does not have the tiny pliers. It replaces those with the combo can opener/bottle opener tool from the regular MiniSailor. Accordingly, the flat head is different too. The flat head is the same as the MiniSailor, deleting the bottle opener found on the Nextool MiniSailor Scissors version. But the biggest difference is the file. In place of the straight cut file side, they have a diamond file. And they added a metal saw edge. So it's a 3-sided file with cross cut, diamond file and metal saw. An improvement IMO.

When I was a kid I used a vitamin c effervescent tablets tube to pack some matches, a striker, razor blade, band-aids, needle and twine as last resource for camping. Never had to open it 😅

I've seen this popping up a lot in thumbnails lately, particularly for videos on camping, disaster prep, and bushcraft. I tend to skip those on the assumption that the person who made the video doesn't actually have a kit to show off, or they'd have used a picture of it as their thumbnail.

There you have it, folks. If the venerable Altoids tin doesn't quite meet your needs, make one of these.

If we're talking about the Altoids kit as a thought exercise, then obviously you're cheating, but more importantly I feel like that would be uncomfortably bulky. A big part of the appeal of these to me that they're the perfect size to slip into a pocket, so attaching additional containers to the outside would defeat the point. One thing you might want to consider is that many of the larger smartphone belt pouches will accommodate two Altoids tins. I did that for a long time until I found myself carrying stuff that just wasn't going to fit in any such container, like a power bank, at which point I got a Rothco passport pouch. Now my Altoids tin lives in the bottom of my bag and holds small miscellaneous items like ChapStick, bandaids, and my inCharge universal cable.

This is such a great idea! Even better is that there's multiple ways to make these things, depending on what you've got available, and you could make them in whatever size suits you.

Hello, can you replace your card with thin powerbank?Like a Nitecore NB5000, in order to use your charging cable

That pocket rack looks like an amazingly cool idea! Using mini mint/match tins for the most essential 1/4" or 4mm bits makes sense, but you kinda need something to do with the tin afterward. Great that you just velcro it to a plastic carrier in the form of the pocket rack. And elastic and heat shrink to hold everything else? A perfect solution.

It's not a tick removal tool, it's a cuticle removal toolIt's not a tick removal tool, it's a cuticle removal tool. It trims your cuticles on your fingernails.

For me, as a rule, I keep only what fits inside and allows for the tin to close. It's challenging, but rewarding. It forces discipline for sure!

I dont think jb weld or glue is any better than velcro. Rivets maybe.

What i really think is, i would change my idea about edc. I would pack the can with everything i need instead of want. Then my can would easily close Or i may not, need, it at all.

I would use the bigger sucrets can, the one that came with 33 percent more. Or I would use a prince Albert's can.

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