I want something like this but with scissors. Knife, Scissors, Bit driver. Smallish form factor and I'll buy one for every bag I have. Right now it seems like if I want that I have to spend $$$ or carry 2 separate tools to accomplish that.
I did a video on the Sunbird EDC multitool sold on Amazon which might work for you if you modded on a Leatherman bit driver as I did. The Gerber Fit is essentially what you want but it can be pricy to find. Or the Gerber armbar? It is definitely more expensive than the Bibury but on Ebay you can find great deals on it.
I've got all the Gerbar Armbar versions and like them. The non-locking socket driver is a con, but then again, I guess I won't be using it for high torque situations. I wish the Bibury sockets were 1/4" vs. 4mm. I guess Bibury went with 4mm to keep the knife slimmer but I would have preferred the 1/4" because I already have a lot of 1/4" bits. The looseness of the bit driver needs to be addressed by Bibury in the future. (Looseness in holding the bits).
I mean this doesnt look bad but its definetly not an armbar killer, as the armbar really comes sharp and also, what use is a flashlight if it will not work when using your knife and screewdriver
@@hvacbudget8600 ty! Bibury doesn't make them, they rebrand them. You can find every tool they make on Alibaba unbranded. I was interested in this one...right up to the point I found out it had no pocket clip. Which is a shame because it looks cool af. You should check out Roxon. Their designs are really good for the cost especially
@@maxlvledc I want to get the Roxon Phantom, love the replaceable knife blade options. I really wanted the Roxon Flash but it looks like it's unavailable. The Roxon Spark just doesn't seem near as impressive.
This is a little confusing though. Why are there two flashlights? Why do two flashlights take so much space? Why does every bit have a locking thing instead of just putting a magnet in the bit holder. I would get mad every time I pull this out of my pocket
Sir, I enjoy your multitool reviews a lot. I like this product by Bibury because it doesn't resemble a leatherman plier multitool. I prefer American made products but the Chinese can really products good products when they want to. A great example of this is the Ozark Trail Multiforce. Its a copy of the Leatherman Wave but Its good quality, if they only could subtract the leatherman design and take they're own path, they could compete with Leatherman products. Gerber isn't bad but some of their stamped implements on their multitools look a little bit funky, too much metal and not as streamed as Leatherman implements. I'm sorry to sound jaded. I'm a big Leatherman fan because he was the first to make the plier multitool and was rejected by company's like Gerber and Victorinox. Only to turn around and product their own version of the plier multitool. I guess its for the best for selection and preference. Japan, Sweden and Germany produce great quality among other countries.
Great analysis! I am looking at Roxon multitools recently especially the phantom multitool because they seem to have mixed more original design with more attention to quality. I agree the multiforce is anazing!
Yeah ........it's a Chinese semi clone fail. If they would have left out the LED lights and made the screwdriver standard 1/4" with a magnet it would have been better. Also the steel is usually low quality. I do agree the Armbar needs a lock. .
Anything is better than the Gerber Armbar look at the Gerber Fit locking screwdriver flashlight was made before it’s time. Funny to see it being copied now. I keep looking for a Fit for my collection. The Armbar I will not even touch how something like that is allowed to be sold is sorry.
I bought this piece of sh*t. The bits fall out all the time and they are tiny. Lights work fine. This tool is no way as good as the Armbar. Full size bits and the knife and scissors are better on the Armbar. Plus the Armbar hammer function is a good self defense tool.
If this had a straight blade and a pocket clip, I'd totally get one!
I've been looking at this for a few weeks but its the combo blade that keeps me from pulling the trigger. Thanks for the video!
Yeah, it's not perfect but I'm impressed with the light and the tension on the bit driver.
Lots of good knife knives ruined by the combo blade😕
I just now have gotten this knife.... Because its less than 8 bucks on Amazon right now.
You can snug up the retention with a little squeeze with a crimper
Good tip!
I believe the Gerber in Gerber armbar is what killed the armbar!😂
Could be!
I want something like this but with scissors. Knife, Scissors, Bit driver. Smallish form factor and I'll buy one for every bag I have. Right now it seems like if I want that I have to spend $$$ or carry 2 separate tools to accomplish that.
I did a video on the Sunbird EDC multitool sold on Amazon which might work for you if you modded on a Leatherman bit driver as I did.
The Gerber Fit is essentially what you want but it can be pricy to find.
Or the Gerber armbar? It is definitely more expensive than the Bibury but on Ebay you can find great deals on it.
@@hvacbudget8600 I didn't think the armbar had scissors, might have to take another look at that, thanks!
Fan of Bibury. For the price, they have some gems. Thanks
I've got all the Gerbar Armbar versions and like them. The non-locking socket driver is a con, but then again, I guess I won't be using it for high torque situations. I wish the Bibury sockets were 1/4" vs. 4mm. I guess Bibury went with 4mm to keep the knife slimmer but I would have preferred the 1/4" because I already have a lot of 1/4" bits. The looseness of the bit driver needs to be addressed by Bibury in the future. (Looseness in holding the bits).
The Gerber armbar is designed definitely more elegantly than the Bibury. But I am surprised how usable the Bibury products are!
I mean this doesnt look bad but its definetly not an armbar killer, as the armbar really comes sharp and also, what use is a flashlight if it will not work when using your knife and screewdriver
The armbar is made nicer.
I thought this would be very cool if quality was a little better imo.
Bibury has surprised me in making some fairly decent tools. Love your channel btw!
@@hvacbudget8600 ty! Bibury doesn't make them, they rebrand them. You can find every tool they make on Alibaba unbranded. I was interested in this one...right up to the point I found out it had no pocket clip. Which is a shame because it looks cool af. You should check out Roxon. Their designs are really good for the cost especially
@@maxlvledc I want to get the Roxon Phantom, love the replaceable knife blade options. I really wanted the Roxon Flash but it looks like it's unavailable. The Roxon Spark just doesn't seem near as impressive.
@@hvacbudget8600 I'm with you, the flash looked damn near perfect. No idea why they didn't make it.
Front flashlight for when you want to stab someone in the dark :D
It is a little different to have two lights, but they are pretty bright.
This is a little confusing though. Why are there two flashlights? Why do two flashlights take so much space? Why does every bit have a locking thing instead of just putting a magnet in the bit holder. I would get mad every time I pull this out of my pocket
Sir, I enjoy your multitool reviews a lot. I like this product by Bibury because it doesn't resemble a leatherman plier multitool. I prefer American made products but the Chinese can really products good products when they want to. A great example of this is the Ozark Trail Multiforce. Its a copy of the Leatherman Wave but Its good quality, if they only could subtract the leatherman design and take they're own path, they could compete with Leatherman products. Gerber isn't bad but some of their stamped implements on their multitools look a little bit funky, too much metal and not as streamed as Leatherman implements. I'm sorry to sound jaded. I'm a big Leatherman fan because he was the first to make the plier multitool and was rejected by company's like Gerber and Victorinox. Only to turn around and product their own version of the plier multitool. I guess its for the best for selection and preference. Japan, Sweden and Germany produce great quality among other countries.
Great analysis! I am looking at Roxon multitools recently especially the phantom multitool because they seem to have mixed more original design with more attention to quality. I agree the multiforce is anazing!
If they made a skeletool alternative with same tool plus scissors...
The scissors would definitely add to the capability
@@hvacbudget8600 - scissors are really handy. I think I use them as much or more than a blade.
Link?
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Wow, $7 - well that's hard to beat for the money.
Yeah ........it's a Chinese semi clone fail. If they would have left out the LED lights and made the screwdriver standard 1/4" with a magnet it would have been better.
Also the steel is usually low quality. I do agree the Armbar needs a lock.
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Yep.
I realy like this
It's a nice package tool.
I've got a larger Bibury multitool that I got for a great price - $13ish on Amazon within the last month.
Some nice engineering but serrated blades are worse than useless.
Unfortunately on these cheaper tools there is always the drive to add just one more function.
Anything is better than the Gerber Armbar look at the Gerber Fit locking screwdriver flashlight was made before it’s time. Funny to see it being copied now. I keep looking for a Fit for my collection. The Armbar I will not even touch how something like that is allowed to be sold is sorry.
I bought this piece of sh*t. The bits fall out all the time and they are tiny.
Lights work fine.
This tool is no way as good as the Armbar.
Full size bits and the knife and scissors are better on the Armbar.
Plus the Armbar hammer function is a good self defense tool.
This looks like armbar knockoff 😒
It does!