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It's a new addition, so it's hard to say. My previous SAK was a Champ, and I used the metal file and scissors the most, but I always wanted a bit driver for the electronic maintenance that I do.
Well I'm a little biased because I'm the creator of it and it's still in development, but overall I like it. I am going to raise the handle length from 75mm to 100mm because I feel like I need that extra boost in leverage for any substantial prying task that requires a lot of force.
It shows in good detail how to make a particular type of shack with bundles of sticks :P
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My grab-and-go bag contents
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List:
- Maxpedition Falcon II backpack
- Nalgene 1L water bottle
- Wet wipes
- 2x datrex food rations (usually also have a few granola bars too)
- First aid kit
- ThruNite TC15 V2
- Handkerchief
- Scrap leather
- Anker Powercore Redux 10,000mAh battery bank in leather pouch I made
- Rite in the Rain notebook
- Maxpedition Micro with various charging cables in it
- Sunglasses
- Pocket Ref book
- Knipex 71 01 160 bolt cutters
- Leather tool pouch that I made
- Swiss Champ SAK
- Lip balm
- Multi-color pen
- Sharpie
- Mirror
- Comb
- Bic lighter
- Paracord
- Knife-sharpening stone
- Dr. Slick forceps
- Zip ties
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Here are the contents of my little leather tool pouch
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This is my (version 1) grab-and-go tool pouch that I made.
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It has a pocket in the front for a sharpening stone. On the side, it has a ferro rod to start fires. It's for bushcrafting mainly. I know it's a little rough around the edges and my stitches aren't perfect, but it works!
