Videos tagged with File

This review of the Gerber Dual Force multi-tool highlights its robust pliers with a two-position jaw, a center-access bit driver with standard bit compatibility and onboard storage, and liner-locked tools. While praised for its strong jaws and effective bit driver, the reviewer notes the absence of scissors and a strap cutter, and expresses concerns about the tool's perceived durability compared to older American-made Gerber products. The reviewer suggests waiting for a sale due to the $110 price point.

This video provides an in-depth review of the Gerber Dime, a compact EDC multi-tool. The speaker, a recognized gear reviewer, demonstrates its 12 tools, including pliers, wire cutters, a package opener, a Wharncliffe blade, scissors, and various screwdrivers. He highlights its light-duty capabilities, durable stainless steel and aluminum construction, and compares it to competitors like Leatherman and SOG. The review concludes that the Gerber Dime offers excellent value for its price point, making it a highly recommended option for everyday carry.

This YouTube video from Brownells focuses on their Hammer/Sear File & Stone Kit. Based solely on the title and description, the content likely demonstrates the use of this specialized tool kit for firearm maintenance and modification, specifically for working on the hammer and sear components. It is aimed at individuals involved in gunsmithing or DIY firearm customization.

This review by Nutnfancy, a respected voice in the EDC community, provides an in-depth look at the Leatherman Squirt PS4 and ES4 multi-tools. He highlights their ultralight design, portability, and specific features like the spring-loaded scissors and wire strippers, while also discussing trade-offs compared to older models.

This review of the Leatherman Wave multi-tool by Nutnfancy highlights its capabilities as a medium-duty option suitable for EDC and tactical use. Nutnfancy, a recognized gear reviewer, provides an analytical assessment, detailing the tool's construction, blade quality (420HC stainless steel), plier precision, and various functions like the saw, file, and scissors. He emphasizes its value at around $60 (as of 2011) and its robust design, recommending it for users needing a reliable, all-purpose multi-tool.

This review compares the SOG PowerLock EOD and Leatherman Charge TTI multi-tools, focusing on size, weight, ease of use, and toughness. The Leatherman Charge TTI is generally favored for its more compact folded size, lighter weight, and superior external tool access. However, the SOG PowerLock EOD is noted for its robust construction and compound leverage pliers, making it a strong contender for demanding tasks.

This video provides an expert-level review of the Leatherman Charge Ti multi-tool, comparing it to other models like the Juice S2 and the Cabela's EOD version. The reviewer, nutnfancy, details the tool's features, including blade steels (154CM, S30V), handle materials (Titanium, Aluminum), and various implements like pliers, saw, file, and bit driver. The assessment highlights the Charge Ti's capability and practicality for everyday carry and medium-duty tasks.