Yes I just picked one up from ebay it came in a 2 pack with another utility knife for 25.00, worth every penny and then some, I really like this knife combo feels high quality in the hand, im very happy you showed us how to install the extra blade, I couldn't find no reviews on that part, you always do high level reviews! Thanks..
I don't compare it to a knife or multitool because I believe those and this utility blade serve different functions. Used for specific tasks. As a utility knife, I think it's really great. Good review, thanks.
@@williamyoung369 It has a replaceable cutting edge, a 1/4" flathead, a #2 phillips, a wire stripper, blade storage and bottle opener. It has as many functions as classic SD: (blade, scissors, nailfile, flathead screwdriver, toothpick, and tweezer)
this has become my EDC knife for work days. Don't have to mess with sharpening and the bit driver works surprisingly well and can save you a trip out to the truck. It's also one of the most comfortable grips of any of the knifes I own. def worth $20
Totally agree. Just bought one for the first time, because I liked the folding bit driver and I totally love it. It just works so well and is such great value.
The perfect tool for a storekeeper, I've been using it for the last few days and it's perfect. I will buy another one as a spare if I lose this one. I can't imagine using a regular scalper or just a knife anymore
Used mine every day since it has came out . I use mine in edc tool kit I carry . Everything I carry in their can fit in a multi-tool but I carry full set of metric Allen's full set of standard Allen's quarter inch bits torx bits large flat-head Phillips 1 2 and 3 and a small Altoids tin and knipex cobra xs pliers Craftsman 1/4 bit ratchet 2" extension malco 1/4-5/16 flip socket . few other things . I worked industry and repair . Great tool to ether keep at home or the car or carry .
I loved my 1500 fastback but it only functioned as a box cutter. So I only carried it at home. The 6 in 1 is a bit heavier but driver makes all the difference. Plus the extra blade storage makes this complete. My swiss army knives have scissors that I find very handy for trimming finger nails but otherwise, a sharp blade will do most other things. Great video. Very clear and concise. p.s. the 1500 fastback had a deeper carry pocket clip. I haven't seen any videos comparing the two models side by side.
Not just the best value. Probably best overall. I carry it every day and my Leatherman P4 never gets used because it is too heavy, has a stupid number of blades for no particular reason, doesn’t have a bit driver, and you can’t open it with one hand. The pliers on a Leatherman can’t be used for nuts and bolts, making them not useful as a wrench. I just carry a Cobra XS and combined with the Milwaukee is way lighter than the Leatherman. Who really cares that the Leatherman has a nail file?
Swiss arm knife better value and they never have quality issues...as for the milwaukee knives theres always something messed up on them. And fir the screwdriver im not hard on things to much and the screwdrivers have broke on 2 of mine. Unreliable tool just stick with a regular utility knife and get a screw driver when u need 1
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Is this the best value multitool out there?!
Yes I just picked one up from ebay it came in a 2 pack with another utility knife for 25.00, worth every penny and then some, I really like this knife combo feels high quality in the hand, im very happy you showed us how to install the extra blade, I couldn't find no reviews on that part, you always do high level reviews! Thanks..
I don't compare it to a knife or multitool because I believe those and this utility blade serve different functions. Used for specific tasks. As a utility knife, I think it's really great. Good review, thanks.
@@williamyoung369 It has a replaceable cutting edge, a 1/4" flathead, a #2 phillips, a wire stripper, blade storage and bottle opener. It has as many functions as classic SD: (blade, scissors, nailfile, flathead screwdriver, toothpick, and tweezer)
I'd pay a small premium for a plus/pro version of this tool.
One with upgraded materials that can maintain its minimalist and light weight purpose.
this has become my EDC knife for work days. Don't have to mess with sharpening and the bit driver works surprisingly well and can save you a trip out to the truck. It's also one of the most comfortable grips of any of the knifes I own. def worth $20
Very informative and helpful.Thank you very much!
Totally agree. Just bought one for the first time, because I liked the folding bit driver and I totally love it. It just works so well and is such great value.
The perfect tool for a storekeeper, I've been using it for the last few days and it's perfect. I will buy another one as a spare if I lose this one. I can't imagine using a regular scalper or just a knife anymore
Used mine every day since it has came out . I use mine in edc tool kit I carry . Everything I carry in their can fit in a multi-tool but I carry full set of metric Allen's full set of standard Allen's quarter inch bits torx bits large flat-head Phillips 1 2 and 3 and a small Altoids tin and knipex cobra xs pliers Craftsman 1/4 bit ratchet 2" extension malco 1/4-5/16 flip socket . few other things . I worked industry and repair . Great tool to ether keep at home or the car or carry .
I loved my 1500 fastback but it only functioned as a box cutter. So I only carried it at home. The 6 in 1 is a bit heavier but driver makes all the difference. Plus the extra blade storage makes this complete. My swiss army knives have scissors that I find very handy for trimming finger nails but otherwise, a sharp blade will do most other things. Great video. Very clear and concise. p.s. the 1500 fastback had a deeper carry pocket clip. I haven't seen any videos comparing the two models side by side.
the model 48-22-1501 without the screwdriver has the steel handle
Not just the best value. Probably best overall. I carry it every day and my Leatherman P4 never gets used because it is too heavy, has a stupid number of blades for no particular reason, doesn’t have a bit driver, and you can’t open it with one hand. The pliers on a Leatherman can’t be used for nuts and bolts, making them not useful as a wrench. I just carry a Cobra XS and combined with the Milwaukee is way lighter than the Leatherman.
Who really cares that the Leatherman has a nail file?
Swiss arm knife better value and they never have quality issues...as for the milwaukee knives theres always something messed up on them.
And fir the screwdriver im not hard on things to much and the screwdrivers have broke on 2 of mine. Unreliable tool just stick with a regular utility knife and get a screw driver when u need 1
Swiss Army is obsolete. It takes two hands to open it, and the blade doesn’t lock.