Urban Primary Tool

[mattio41 0]

Came across this video today. Thought it had some merit, and would share it. For those of us who live in the Urban Areas, maybe not a bad idea to have on hand, in the event of natural Disaster, or even other. Hammer, Ax, Pry-bar, wood bender, wrench, nail puller et.. check ut the video, the guy does a pretty good job of explaining what you could use it for.

 

 

 

 

[DirtyDigz 1,812]

[Dundee voice]That's nawt a tool, Naw THIS is a tool[/Dundee Voice]

 

Stanley Fubar III / FatMax Extreme

 

 

Carry it in my car. Been meaning to build a kydex sheath to cover up the sharp edges on the nail puller end.

[mattio41 0]

The guy who was doing the review, also had this one as a thought. I thought the Dead On, might have a little better practicality as a carry in your BOB as well.

 

[East Brunswick Sportsman 4]

In practice these tools do a lot, but dont do any of these thing very well. I have experience with the TNT/denver tool and that is a but better, albeit more expensive.

 

http://www.thefirestore.com/store/product.cfm/pid_948_tnt_multi_purpose_tool/

[East Brunswick Sportsman 4]

The guy who was doing the review, also had this one as a thought. I thought the Dead On, might have a little better practicality as a carry in your BOB as well.

 

 

keep in mind for a BOB this is a ton of dead weight with limited usability. You woul dbe better off with the crovel. http://www.gearupcen...n-purchase.html

[mattio41 0]

keep in mind for a BOB this is a ton of dead weight with limited usability. You woul dbe better off with the crovel. http://www.gearupcen...n-purchase.html

 

Interesting tool. Definitely a bit on the expensive side. But I guess you would have to weigh out what is important and what your needs are.

 

Yes, the Fatmax at 4+ pounds, is a bit heavy to lug around.