What multi tool, You using today?

I headed out to weed whip 1000ft of electric fence that encloses our horse pen and discovered that my old-faithful Stihl FS55 wouldn't stay running at idle. I had failed to throw a screwdriver in my pocket, and the short flat screwdriver bit in my Surge was too short to reach the idle adjustment screw. Fortunately, my kit (a Skinth Plus) includes a full set of bits AND the extension. Saved me a trip back to the machine shed.
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Not the best tool for the job, but it came through in a pinch. T-A
 
Work provided my this guy yesterday. Still trying to figure out how to carry it and I'm worried about losing the screwdriver bits :oops:
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mitch13 said:
Dedicated to the-accumulator the-accumulator 😄
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Thanks! I'm honored! That's some beautiful leatherwork you've got there (and file work on the folder!). Considering my options for holsters that I currently own, I remembered this black leather aftermarket piece that came with one of my PSTs.
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Unfortunately, it's too narrow for the Fuse. I did determine that a holster from an original Wave works pretty well for the Fuse:
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So, on days when I don't care to deal with the weight and bulk of my EDC Surge in a Skinth Plus, the Fuse in the Wave holster would be a reasonable option.
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But, the vintage Charge TI with pocket clip would still likely win out over the Fuse. However, if you consider the price difference between the Charge and the Fuse, the Fuse wins for economy without sacrificing too much in function. Thanks for sharing and for the dedication! T-A
 
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