Like Marv said, also especially useful for those tight places where there just is not enough height to get a standard nut or screw driver
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Like Marv said, also especially useful for those tight places where there just is not enough height to get a standard nut or screw driver
I backed it. $14 with shipping. I thought the campaign was presented well too. They also have a website at Bit-Tender.net .
Very interesting.
If any of that is true it is certainly most interesting. It also highlights the problem with many people in politics in that they are often involved in laws they don't or won't obey. For example carrying a knife in England, Ireland and some other places over there can be illegal. Last I knew a kid can leave home to go out on his own at 18, but yet can't buy a set of knives for his new apartment.
My biggest problems with knives, multitools and combo tools, is that they go missing far too often. Usually right inside my home.
As for a multi tool that is more flexible consider the various handles one can buy for Sawzall blades. These can be from a couple of vendors usually in daily hefty form. In my case I have one from Milwaukee that I keep in the truck for emergency. What is desirable here is the ability to take a number of blades that can cut just about anything (with enough manual effort) and more importantly in blade lengths that are actually usable. A 3" sawtooth saw blade doesn't appeal to me much.
Now its the context of making a useful multipurpose tool, an adapter that supports such blades is very desirable
bitTender was not funded on Kickstarter; €3,370 raised of €7,500 goal. However, I just got an email from the creator saying that "The end of the project is not the end of our idea." They're shipping out the bitTenders in their pre-production run, which you can order by emailing them at order@bit-Tender.net.
This is a clever solution to an unsuccessful Kickstarter campaign, and a good idea to fuel the next step of their project.
Last year, I bought a chinese mini pliers,Some of its tools are totally useless,they are easy to replace,You can create some,But they are too small。
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Where's the Langstrom 7" gangly wrench (for Finley sprockets - errr...sockets)?
Just got an email from bitTender notifying me that the first units are ready to ship, and they attached a few pics to the email:
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It's interesting to see how a project that wasn't funded on Kickstarter is moving more rapidly than successfully-funded projects. For example, I'm still waiting on my Maker's Vise, although I'm reasonably confident in that one being delivered. However, I've now been waiting 5 years for my Cole-Bar Hammer! I can't even tell if it's just taking forever, or if Cole-Bar is just a great scam.