TESTING The Cheapest MULTI-TOOL On AMAZON
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What is the electron microscope? Cell phone or macro lens? Pretty decent image quality. Can't be a "cheapest on Amazon," can it?
I guess that is a vote for the cheapest on... series. Either electron microscope or full frame landscape lens!
Hey Cody! You have a piece of hair or fiber on your lense, it's the second video I've seen it in. Lower right side of the screen at 16:22 you can really see it reflected against your pants.
@@fergusmeanwell3696 wait until end of video... it was already used by the time i watched the video.
Wranglerstar is this a leather man?
Let's get strange. Cheapest work boots
Brahmas from Walmart. Been wearing them for years. Very comfortable and durable.
@@dixoncider7256 pretty sure he took the cheapest pair of boots on amazon and slammed an axe into the toe. they did stand up okay from what I remember.
Not exactly work boots but for 2 year I used 20 dollar jungle boots from Amazon. A bit uncomfortable at first but once they were broke in they were very comfortable
I'd like to see that too....
Dixon Cider until you step on a nail like I did. Those boots didn’t make any effort stopping the nail from penetrating into my foot. Plus the sole peels off after a while. Ditch those boots and get danners.
Ahh the ubiquitous multi tool! The tool that can do almost everything, barely.
This comment spoke to me.. lol.
@@ThatSB i have a multy tool in the kitchen cabinet and i use it for fast fixing jobs just because the task sometimes doesn’t worth the effort to go to the truck and get the tools i would have used to do it. Also at work (constructions) i do carry in my pocket either a victorinox farmer or a leatherman skeletool because sometimes i use it for small tasks that pop up and instead of carrying 3-4 toolboxes i just carry the one i pick for that particular job and not the “just in case” tools or toolboxes. Now if things get nasty of course I wouldn’t rely on backups, i do get the proper tools to do it. Just imagine the multi tools are the first aid department and if needed continue to the doctor
Great video. But the can opener is Way more effective if used on the Opposite side ... that is on the Outside of the multitool. If you open on the inner side of the multitool your fingers and the all body of the multitool is actually getting on the way and does not make a good opening.
Looks like it's a left-handed can opener, from south paw
And going forward with it has always been easier for me.
"I don't have any way to do a Rockwell hardness test". Next test: Cheapest hardness tester on Amazon
After watching Adam Savage hack through a 2X4 in less than a minute with a Leatherman saw I have changed my opinion entirely on saws on multitools. I used to think they were so situational as to be nearly useless, not the case now.
I'm a mechanic and I carry a Leatherman Wave+, which I use all the time. It's a lot easier than carrying a knife, pliers, and a saw individually. I mean, I still have those things in individually, but when I only need pliers for one little thing, I reach for my Leatherman.
The cheapest pair of work boots on amazon
Steel toed and non steel toed
Probably has asbestos lol
The electron microscope hasn't featured for a while, welcome back old friend!
I have the Gerber Center Drive, I love it. I lost the Phillips tip from flicking the pliers open, but I replaced it easy enough with a spare tip I had from a Stanley multi-tip screwdriver I got at Walmart. Back at around 8:00 I noticed what looked like rust around one of the posts holding the scales; unless it was chili from the failed can opening attempt.
Funny story about can openers. I still have and carry with me a P-38 (John Wayne) can opener. I got it when I was in the Boy Scouts and have kept it ever since. It is pretty much naturally blued now with age, and it rides on a bead chain around my neck. So one day at the office they are going to have a treat for this team because they met a goal on a project. So the managers decide to serve them nachos with cheese sauce. So they get the chips, the little paper boats, and a little pot and hot plate. They even get jars of sliced Jalapenos. The person who gets the cheese sauce gets these huge cans that have plastic replaceable lids on them. I suppose they thought the cans had big pull tabs under the plastic cover but no, they were proper tin cans.
So four managers are all scratching their heads trying to figure out how they are going to get these cans open. One of them decides to run to the local grocery store to see if they can buy a crank can opener. Then one of them remembers that I am known as the office MacGyver because I always seem to be ready for things. So while one of them drives to the store, the other three bring me this can. They ask if I can open it with my multi-tool. I pull the P-38 off my neck and open the first can in about three minutes (big can.) I show them how while I am doing it and let them borrow it for the remaining three cans. By the time the one manager has returned with a new can opener the other three are serving nachos to their teams.
Later on I go to collect my John Wayne only to find them all in an office passing it around and talking about it, and how they had seen it around my neck but never knew what it was about. I had to explain it to them. All of them younger than myself had never seen such a thing, didn't know it existed, and where it had come from. Now two of them have bought them off of Amazon and carry them on their key rings. I still maintain that the John Wayne is the most useful tool I have ever owned.
Metric system is superior. This message brought to you by engineering and foreign vehicles.
Aaron don’t forget about almost all scientific fields (y)
for cooking imperial might be better, but for wrenches metric for life!
@@David-cy5zu It's more convenient because everything we buy in NA is imperial, it's not better. All units are relative to one another so there's no 'better' or more precise system. Metric has easy and logical conversions that are universal across all it's different types of units. That's the only difference. The rest is governments and money.
Literally, the system that makes the most sense. It is the scientific standard.
American vehicles have been designed in metric for three decades now.
This is the best practical demonstrative review of a pocket tool that I have ever seen.
The spiky Bits on the spine act as a bottle opener when open (the screw top kind)
Great video as always !
Nice review. Thank you. On the can opener. I use the can opener on my SAK or multi tool several times a week because that is the only can opener type I have owned for the past 10+ years. I don't remember the last time I used the over-hyped bottle opener, other than for the screw driver. The pliers are my most used tool. I might see if these are still available for my truck glove box.
I got a snap on multi tool for Christmas a few years back and love it. Wouldn’t go without having one in the truck now
Me too. Mine looks almost identical to the one in this video. I almost feel like it's from the same manufacturer.
I got a snap on kit. Only thing I didn't like from it was the flash light (not led, very dim)
I shared this and your video that “could land you in jail” with my best friend who is going through some tough times. He was lifted by your words. Thank w
I love these videos for no reason. I wont ever buy any of these tools but then again......living in suburban south east london, 95% of the videos have things i will never do.........oh well! love it none the less
You should check out the Leatherman OHT, I have that tool and I LOVE it so much, been tough as all hell, blades great, pliers amazing, wire cutters work great, the screwdrivers have saved a lot of trouble and more. I think that'd be one hell of a video!
*TESTING the Cheapest POSTAL SERVICE BOX on AMAZON*
If you switched to the other side of the can with the can opener, I think you would have had better luck. It looked like the body of the multitool was interfering with the leading/back (closer to you) edge of the can??
yesss
THIS!! It hurt to watch him try to open it that way.
Love my Leatherman Wave with Rae Gear holster. But you can't argue with an inexpensive yet reliable multitool like this in every glovebox, tacklebox, toolbox, backpack or go-bag, right along side your better tools.
i got a near identical one for fishing branded by Trespass, had to file the the bottle opener to get it under caps so it would work, moved the can opener to the left centre so the left hand side of the handle does not catch on the can, and sharpened the knife,the rest is solid
What color is your multitool?
Me: Pickle Green.
These "Cheapest [some item] on Amazon" videos are probably my favorite thing that you do! I mean, usually the items end up being a real piece of work ( if you know what I mean ), but occasionally I'm pleasantly surprised to see something half-way decent come across. I hope to see more of these in the future. Oh, I like most of the other stuff you do too :D As far as the stuff I don't like ( not because I disagree with it or anything ), heh, I just don't watch those ones. It's a free country :D
The “jimping” on the handle may be a pipe wrench type design
I was just thinking about how much I missed this series, then it appears in my feed. Very cool.
I think the gimping is for when it’s open in Pliers mode. Use it to grab bigger things.
I've had this tool for over 10 years (different name) and blue. but it's never failed me! really basic tool but nice for electrical work and such. Mines labeled "PROTOCOL" instead of "Jekemy"
As a boater and a fisherman I personally think my Leatherman is the most important thing I carry, it's saved my rear on so many occasions I can't count... BUT, I always say I have one in storage at the bottom of the Chesapeake bay, years ago in some shallow water my prop picked up a crab pot and the wire wrapped it up of course. So I'm out there working on it with my Leatherman making decent time when some genius rides up sees what I'm doing, says hey I got just the tool and throws me a pair of bolt cutters... Well it was either get smashed in the face and drown or drop my leather man catch the bolt cutters and still almost drown... Long story short it took me twice as long with the bolt cutters, my first Leatherman is still in storage in the Chesapeake bay, I went through 3 cheap jobs before I finally sucked it up and bought a Leatherman 300. I've managed to hold on to it for almost 6 years now and don't go fishing or on the water without it... If I need to use it over the side it gets tied off with a line! I also keep a Gerber in my truck that works really well... The cheap ones seem to twist out in the handles and then get off center.... Sorry about the long story but I do love my Leatherman, it's made the difference between driving the boat in vs having to make the call of shame... " I need a tow"!
Not bad! As a seldom used, but emergency need item, it would stand up well enough to get you out of trouble.
Hello the cheapest reloading press 😃
sounds dangerous yet interesting.
Probably the LEE. I like their dies, not their presses. Definitely not the Dillon 550b though. I have over 250k rounds/10 years through one and have only ever had one small issue with a tiny part, which Dillon shipped overnight to me when contacted.
He'd be knocked off YouBoob so fast he'd never know what hit him.
@@dwightehowell8179 Yeah you're probably right. Sad what this has all become.
LEE will out perform anything. They've already done the tests. If you're not buying LEE you're wasting your money
It would be cool if you did a video with this multi tool vs the 10$ Mossey Oak multi tool at Walmart . I have had the Walmart one for a while now, and it has served me well. It also has a lock, that stops all the tools from closing on you.
Good idea,
“Give me the fizz” is my new favorite term!!!
My go to test for wire cutting is barbed wire. We have all been out and needed to do a quick fence repair in a pinch.
You should have switched side you used the can opener on I've had that problem and thought the opener was junk then used it the next time and it was amazing. I believe it was on the Victorinox camper.
You can actually take it apart and remove the fish scaler if you wanted to but you would need to retain pressure on the other tools with a replacement tool or something the same size if you were able to find another broken one that someone didn’t want you could choose a tool to remove in theory and replace the fish scaler with something more adequate for your needs around the homestead
I have bought a gift of cheap multi-purpose tools, but they are used as backup which works very well. Pretty working tools are mostly.
Always enjoy your tool reviews. Can’t believe how cheap a functional tool can be
Cheapest binoculars or maybe Night vision or a Rifle scope.
My first knife was a Gerber multi tool when I was 8, I'm 31 and it still in use...such a great tool
I like a soft stainless blade that isn't sharp. I keep a cheap knife for when I need to pry something or scrape etc. Can put a bit of an edge on when I need to. It comes in handy a lot more often than I expected..
I kept wondering if the various holes along the multi-tool handles were just decorative, or had some useful function as guides or measures of some sort.
The teeth along the inside of the handles (I believe you referred to them as "gimping") seemed to me as though they could be used to grip something the needle-nose pliers wouldn't fit around. A makeshift channel-lock or cap snappler, as it were.
On my swiss army knife, the fish-scaler is embossed with inches along one side and metric along the other. Also, both the corkscrew and large Phillips head screwdriver are hinged in the middle so as to become "T"-handled tools for better traction.
Got a bear grills/ Gerber multi tool as a kid, can opener broke on me the day I got it!
“What do you get for $10?” Lol I think that is a sample in a old bad 2 live crew song.....
Leatherman replaced my supertool 300 EOD for free after it was lost in a training exercise. They expedited shipping for free to arrive before deployment, too.
Great American company that takes care of their customers and have an amazing product.
The individual who took care of the replacement was a Navy EOD veteran who was an expert on the needs of the tool. It's no shock to why they're so good.
Needless to say, if you're shopping for one and you can afford one manufactured in the US, go for a Leatherman.
Can opener may have done better in a counter clockwise direction on the can, putting the opener on the inside close to the can.
That blade looks like old non locking leatherman. I think it was the PST
I've got an old leatherman pst II and I love it, I swear by this thing. My step dad gave it to me about 3 years ago and it hasn't failed me
I get one that is quite similar to this a few years ago and it has done everything that it should do. Clearly not as got as a leatherman but gid enough fir small things
I'd have been thrilled to have a tool like that as a girl. And "tie it to them" is right. We had a know it all family friend (a great resource) that made "pocket knife lanyards" for us out of fly fishing line, that attached to the belt loop, they were great and kept us from losing them
Looking forward to getting back to manly manners. Still love the hat! Here in Western Nebraska we woke up Tuesday morning to 4" of fresh heavy wet spring snow.
when I worked at gilwell park in the UK, I got one of these, it was cheap enough for a volunteer, and got the job done, 10/10 would recommend
was faster to use it, than to go end get a proper tool from the storage
I got the same one for christmas one thing bad about it after having it for 2 hours i realized that a screw was missing from the scales so I'm here for 2 hours trying to put a self tapper in it and other wise I love it
This video is underrated, the review for that cheap multi-tool is really Good!
Get cheap ones or not these are really good for fishing. I eventually broke down and bought one of the black gerber multitools. Years of quick fixes on boats and poles and a stupid amount of lures made with it.
Have you ever considered getting in touch with Esther Emery, from Fouch Family Off Grid? She's the daughter of Carla Emery, the writer of the Encyclopedia of Country Living. Would be a nice collab to see you guys visit each others' homesteads.
you could undo the screws and arrange the tools how you would like them
Can openers are very useful for camping
My edc multitool is a Leatherman rebar, used to be the supertool 300 but I lost it, broke my heart lol. The rebar is basically a small supertool, neither in my years of using them have ever failed me. They might be “more pinchy” but yeah. They cost 60-80 dollars for a reason
Use the other end with the can opener that handles rubbing the can while you're trying to get a grip with the hook
I use a cheap Ozark Trail multi tool in my tackle box. Cheap is best if it can be lost in a lake or river. If my clearance Ozark Trail falls overboard that may be its replacement.
I have a schrade old timer, it was my grandads, and keep it as a backup in my bag because its another good blade
Jakemy (the brand of this multi-tool) is a tool producer from China that makes pretty decent tools. I've bought some pretty decent tool set for opening laptops. I've got it for like 4 years and opened hundreds of laptops and pcs with it and it still performs well
Thank you for testing the can opener, something that many people disregard. However, Like the Stanley multi-tool, the can opener is not on the optimal side for right-handed users (Lefties are OK). Great review, thank you.
very nice video.
btw, i love that watch you got on it suits your style so much. the rolex explorer ref 114270 with the oyster braclet.such a beautiful "tool" watch. have you tried putting it on a nato strap? you won't regret it 😉
You have a keen eye, yes 114270. Half the time I wear it on a Nato. I have several colors,
@@wranglerstar fine choice sir 👌👌
@wranglerstar Can you please review, if you haven’t already, replacement 21” or 30” bowsaw blades. And I’ld love for you to include some Bahco blades/files.
I was looking at the Gerber centerdrive, but I was very skeptical after seeing some of the reviews on it. I ended up purchasing a much cheaper model Gerber. I was extremely disappointed in the build quality. A day or two after, I was going past the Cabela's in Hammond, Indiana. Stopped in and purchased a Leatherman Wave Plus. Let's just put it this way. It didn't take long for me to fall in love with it. Unlike the $60 Gerber, The Leatherman didn't have a single piece of plastic on it. Off the top of my head, I don't remember what model the Gerber was. It was one that had the slide out pliers like the centerdrive.
I think you have two can openers, one for round and another square cans. Cheers, another great video.
I wonder if it might have worked better for opening cans if it was used in the other hand, as the scale was getting in the way.
I believe you already did this video for the Irwin multi tool
What an amazing time we live in where we can get quality tools for literally pennies on the dollar that actually work!
Could u do a review on the mossy oak multitool it comes with a flashlight and folding knife at Walmart for I think 10 or 20 dollars. See how it compairs to what u have used.
as a french jack of all trade,i replaced my french swiss army knife by a multi tool cause it was only 9 bucks,turn out we have the same,not the same design because mine is all hardened steel but it cost the same price,i am really happy with it,cuts through flesh like butter and it has everything you'd need as a jack of all trade or a side tool for someone that camps with an axe
Should deff check out the sog power lock. One of my favorites.
For a can opener. I have a P-38 on my key ring.
Check out other inexpensive multi-tool that looks similar to this Jackemy (might be from the same chinese factory) but has locking: Ganzo G301. Other Ganzo multi-tools are nice as well but not all of them have locking.
At this point, I'm only watching his videos so i can hear his reaction when he sees the metric system on a tool 😂😂
I dont know why he has a personal vendetta against the metric system
@@cainicholas6208 Well, as always, I say: The metric system is a superior system.
Great video!
Hey you talked about the “red hats vs the black hats” in one of your earlier videos and you mention hunting in “drives!” Can you tell us about that soon?
One of my favourite sayings springs to mind "Buy cheap, buy twice"
The can opener looked like it needed to be used with the other hand or on the other side of the can...
I had a leatherman super tool 300 this weekend when my sthil chainsaw died. I dont know wahts wrong with it. My dad even took it all apart, carb and everything. It was working great. I stopped to put gas. Never restarted...
Anyways multi-tool really helped. Its not a tool box but its better then nothing.
I’ve had 3 Gerber multi tools in the army and all 3 broke in several places. All Gerber products I’ve ever had sucked and were never good. However, I received 2 Leathermans for my deployments 10years ago and I tried to break one and never could do it.
I love multi tools . Your vids are great keep up the good work
Just ordered 1. Hard to get a nice one in Ireland that cheap
I'd love to see you do a review on a victorinox swisstool spirit, not too many people know about them.
Someone found gift card code before me, but I had fun looking for it. I thought it was a great way to do a giveaway. Always like your down to earth reviews. Thank you for the great videos.
Where was it I couldnt find it lol
Blender you can put unusual stuff in it to blend it and at the end throw a bunch of bolts in there and they hit the blender button and see what happens
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Good to see it comes with a ruler with the more advanced metric system
I don't want to be a naysayer but you should always wash your cans before opening them so is not to put contamination in the food. However another good video.
like mouse turds and pee on the top? I clean mine too.
And, I'm guessing they put the fish scalier/hook remover on the outside so you could get to the nail slot to get it deployed.
I bought the same multi tool from Costco a while back, but it was red and had snap-on branding.
Hopefully I can explain this adequately. Did anyone else notice that when the knife blade is being used, it comes out of the top section of the multi-tool? It works OK for whittling, but it makes it awkward for cutting things against a cutting board or other flat surface, unless you open the multi-tool. Even then it's not the greatest.
Turn the can upside down. The top is more flush to the can body today than the past.
11:46 , i use the can opener on my multitool all the time beacuse the one in the kitchen at my house dont work right , thats why i love a good can opener on a multi tool , i have gotten a craftsman model multitool like that one for 20 bucks that has a light builtin , i dont see craftsman make a multitool like that instores like that since i bought that one i think 4 or 5 years ago , mine has been loose lately , didnt u say u can tighten them with a impact bit or somethin ?
Love the tool videos! Always fun to see.
Tell us about your Nebraska Strong hat in an upcoming video. I have been watching your videos since 2016 and enjoy your sage advice!
Usually the worst things about these cheap multitools in descending order is
1) the springs suck and are not strong and/or breaks easily
2)The ergonomics are bad and unusable
3) the steel , all around
I keep a cheap multitools in my pair kit , great for passing needles , cutting thread to use, removing thread , making small measures and making small punctures in thick materials ( I use another tool to go through all the way ) .
Love these type of videos hope to see more thank you
SAV1 code? For other cheapest tool vids how about shop vacs or one of those car buffers-battery powered? Thanks Cody!
Watch the video on the multitool on Amazon, pause it to read the comments, such as “ It can help you deal with the wold vegetables that you find outside” and other interesting phrases. Video is the far right on the images.