I bought a multi tool from Bibury that is almost the same as this one but the outer frame is lightly different and it doesn't have the surgical blades like yours does. I bought it about a year ago in an Amazon UK summer sale. I've used it almost every day and it has been totally reliable with all the blades still really sharp. I paid £36 for it with free delivery. Why pay £150 for something that realistically, isn't any better. I can imagine this Bibury tool will last for years.
Thanks for sharing your experience! The best reviews are not new products but products that have been used for 3mth, 6mth, 12mth. I appreciate your input.
I treated myself to this multitool for Christmas It’s gonna come in handy when we load out all the exhibits for our city’s light festival. Just one question. Is there a trick to getting the screwdriver bits out of their holder? They’re really snug in there!
I love that t shank adapter. The tool itself is just slightly larger than I prefer, the pliers are too stiff to open one-handed, and it doesn't have a belt/pocket clip. Other than that, the toolset is nearly perfect.
I bought a bibury for a friend, and its serrarted blade seems to have a little hiccup at about 125 degrees, and i think i saw it in your video too... I think its probably a quality control issue, since the main blade doesn't do the same thing. Good review though!!
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I bought a multi tool from Bibury that is almost the same as this one but the outer frame is lightly different and it doesn't have the surgical blades like yours does. I bought it about a year ago in an Amazon UK summer sale. I've used it almost every day and it has been totally reliable with all the blades still really sharp.
I paid £36 for it with free delivery. Why pay £150 for something that realistically, isn't any better. I can imagine this Bibury tool will last for years.
Thanks for sharing your experience! The best reviews are not new products but products that have been used for 3mth, 6mth, 12mth.
I appreciate your input.
I treated myself to this multitool for Christmas It’s gonna come in handy when we load out all the exhibits for our city’s light festival.
Just one question. Is there a trick to getting the screwdriver bits out of their holder? They’re really snug in there!
Hahahaha.... Well, not really. You want them snug so they don't fall out but you're right, they are really in there
A great economical option in comparison to a Leatherman surge. Bibury is well made and has been durable.
I agree, thanks for the confirmation
I love that t shank adapter. The tool itself is just slightly larger than I prefer, the pliers are too stiff to open one-handed, and it doesn't have a belt/pocket clip. Other than that, the toolset is nearly perfect.
It’s a great toolset, I appreciate the feedback!
Interesting edit when you were cutting through that clothesline. 🤔
I edited it because I really had to squeeze to get through that line and I just reduced the time to cut for video sake.
I bought a bibury for a friend, and its serrarted blade seems to have a little hiccup at about 125 degrees, and i think i saw it in your video too... I think its probably a quality control issue, since the main blade doesn't do the same thing. Good review though!!
Thanks for watching.
I guess I didn't notice the hiccup... I'll have to look at that again
Can this be fitted with a pocket clip???
I am not certain on that. It does come with a nice sheath for the belt though.
Good review
Glad you enjoyed it
check that tool again brother. every single item on it locks into place
Yes, I am aware of that
This guy doesn't even know how to use the scissors 😂
Hahaha that's a good one 😅
I noticed that! He couldn't lock it! 😂 .
BTW I have the old model: no scalpel but 2 additional jigsaw blades and the 2 sided file. Anyone else?