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Quick Poll: Most Durable Mini-tool ??

My M4 is on the way and to be honest, the Jazzman's story shook me a little bit... and to Mark..why? The bottle opener is a tool i dont really plan on using because my lighter functions just as well, is very accessible all the time, and is just plain more fun, but why be careful with it?
 
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notos&w said:
it is not the most versatile but the sebertech M2 is indestructible.
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I would disagree with that statement. The M2 is actually quite easy to break if you apply a lot of pressure on the handles.

There was a review (to with the link is now dead) by Roy Huntington in
Guns Magazine, August 1998 issue comparing the Swiss+Tech Micro-Plus to the SeberTech. Here is part of that review:

"Now for the bad news. In an effort to keep this fair, I also tested the "SeberTech Mini-Tool" manufactured by SeberTech, after the introduction of the Swiss-Tech. Outwardly, it looks a lot like the Swiss-Tech but folds up differently and offers similar functions like screwdrivers, wire cutter, pliers and the ability to be clipped onto a key ring.

I put both the "Swiss-Tech" and the "SeberTech" tools to work in the real world to see what would happen. Having had the Swiss-Tech around for quite a while I was familiar with its abilities and had never had any problems in the past, so hopes were high.

I tried using the Swiss-Tech pliers, screwdrivers and cutter on anything I could find around the shop and it performed great. I could bear down hard enough to hurt my hand in the "plier-mode" and it never gave up. Looks like a "six-bullet" endorsement here.

Now for the sad part. I put the SeberTech tool through the same paces but promptly found the plier handle broke off. I bought another one hoping that mine was defective for some reason and when I squeezed the plier together in the store, it broke in the same place as the other one."
 
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