Have you seen the new flip knife by Milwaukee?! It's the classic fast flip with pocket clip and it's got a double sided bit on the back side of it! I'm trying to get one so I can review it
I hope there's gonna be a refined version of this; I like the pliers and how it sits in your hands, the knife is also good, but all the rest needs to go beyond prototype stage.
i just think its to heavy, for $25 its great! but compared to a Centerdrive its lacking alot. i just wish there was more trade multi tools. southwire had one but i never was able to find it, it looks cool
and yes, this is a hobby knife for electricians, not a pro tool. The only pro multi-tool I know of, are the Klein hybrid pliers/needle-nose/stripper things.
really depends what ur line of work is or how it relates to what u need it for. i try and focus on industrial and for what i need it does poor of that. I love the idea of this tool but i think it needs to be up to 8awg or go to like a 22awg. If i was a resi guy i might like it. i keep it in my desk but honestly ive used it like 2 times since i made this video. what you use it for on a daily/weekly basis?
Josh's Industrial Maintenance sir thank you for giving reply for my comment and I appreciate that explanation that you did.. I’m working in qatar one of a famous 5 star hotel in engineering department as a multi technician, i use this multi tool for my daily technicial purpose such as IT cables, electrical cables,nuts, bolts,screws, cutting, cribbing etc, for bigger gage wire such as more thAn 2.5mm I’m not using this tool and for live wire also.. upto now this tool gives me amazing performance.. only the paint little bit gone but I don’t care that..
@@Rinshad143 absolutely! Like a Maintenance guy at an apartment complex or something might enjoy this also. Industrial I use alot of 26awg, that's just under .5mm I believe. So if it went smaller for that I'd actually keep in on me way more cause wire strippers take up to much pocket space. If it's anything bigger I just walk to my box. Have you seen an actual multi tool for IT like that? If so lemme know and I'll try it out! But if it works man then use the hell out of it! U carry a pouch or bag with u mostly?
Josh's Industrial Maintenance its comes with out pouch I’m carrying always in my uniform trousers 👖 pockets.. i have a plan to make a belt pouch..for IT cables I only use it for stripping and cutting.. this multi tool is my personal and our department providing us every other tools..
@@Rinshad143 they got some online that would work but I use a tough built pouch to save my pants pockets it's on my video of my toolbox tour. I like my snap on knock off wire strippers for small IT wires to much
I'd like to see them have their 1/4" bit shaft fold out that could accept any bit you want
Oh and a pocket clip... the whole reason i dont carry a multi tool is i dont like loose things in my pockets
Or at least a holder like on the 11 in 1 or 6 in 1, like one side of it do we can carry 4-6 bits. But then it's gonna be 40$+
Have you seen the new flip knife by Milwaukee?! It's the classic fast flip with pocket clip and it's got a double sided bit on the back side of it! I'm trying to get one so I can review it
@@IndustrialMaintenance i have not seen that
I hope there's gonna be a refined version of this; I like the pliers and how it sits in your hands, the knife is also good, but all the rest needs to go beyond prototype stage.
i just think its to heavy, for $25 its great! but compared to a Centerdrive its lacking alot. i just wish there was more trade multi tools. southwire had one but i never was able to find it, it looks cool
and yes, this is a hobby knife for electricians, not a pro tool. The only pro multi-tool I know of, are the Klein hybrid pliers/needle-nose/stripper things.
Yea or the linesmen/wire stripper works fine too. It's a love hate tool haha
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Sir I’m using it upto 2 years.. if any body going to buy it go for it..
really depends what ur line of work is or how it relates to what u need it for. i try and focus on industrial and for what i need it does poor of that. I love the idea of this tool but i think it needs to be up to 8awg or go to like a 22awg. If i was a resi guy i might like it. i keep it in my desk but honestly ive used it like 2 times since i made this video. what you use it for on a daily/weekly basis?
Josh's Industrial Maintenance sir thank you for giving reply for my comment and I appreciate that explanation that you did.. I’m working in qatar one of a famous 5 star hotel in engineering department as a multi technician, i use this multi tool for my daily technicial purpose such as IT cables, electrical cables,nuts, bolts,screws, cutting, cribbing etc, for bigger gage wire such as more thAn 2.5mm I’m not using this tool and for live wire also.. upto now this tool gives me amazing performance.. only the paint little bit gone but I don’t care that..
@@Rinshad143 absolutely! Like a Maintenance guy at an apartment complex or something might enjoy this also. Industrial I use alot of 26awg, that's just under .5mm I believe. So if it went smaller for that I'd actually keep in on me way more cause wire strippers take up to much pocket space. If it's anything bigger I just walk to my box. Have you seen an actual multi tool for IT like that? If so lemme know and I'll try it out! But if it works man then use the hell out of it! U carry a pouch or bag with u mostly?
Josh's Industrial Maintenance its comes with out pouch I’m carrying always in my uniform trousers 👖 pockets.. i have a plan to make a belt pouch..for IT cables I only use it for stripping and cutting.. this multi tool is my personal and our department providing us every other tools..
@@Rinshad143 they got some online that would work but I use a tough built pouch to save my pants pockets it's on my video of my toolbox tour. I like my snap on knock off wire strippers for small IT wires to much