Hickory n steel
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Just got In an Armstrong rebranding of the Utica multimaster, and it's definitely an interesting tool that so far I like.
Nothing could permanently displace my Leatherman fuse but the multimaster does have some things going for it.
I would not pay $85 to get it with the Klein logo on it, but it seems well worth the $35 I payed.
It's a real solid tool with a very simple yet effective design, and it's US made too. I'm not sure about the bits but that's really no big deal.
I like the ingenious and extremely simple but effective mechanism for locking the functions open.
Comes with 5 bits that store in the sheath and has a place for whatever 6th you may want to add, quality of the sheath seems pretty decent too.
It's not a leather sheath and I can't stand velcro type closure but it is what it is, I always prefer leather.
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Nothing could permanently displace my Leatherman fuse but the multimaster does have some things going for it.
I would not pay $85 to get it with the Klein logo on it, but it seems well worth the $35 I payed.
It's a real solid tool with a very simple yet effective design, and it's US made too. I'm not sure about the bits but that's really no big deal.
I like the ingenious and extremely simple but effective mechanism for locking the functions open.
Comes with 5 bits that store in the sheath and has a place for whatever 6th you may want to add, quality of the sheath seems pretty decent too.
It's not a leather sheath and I can't stand velcro type closure but it is what it is, I always prefer leather.
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