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Re: Most underrated/undervalued tools
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Originally Posted by DinerKid View Post
A Leatherman or other multi-tool. Especially if you are willing to abuse it a bit, it can always be used as a hammer, many flat-head screwdrivers on them are pretty sharp and can be used for scraping at things, and as much as the folks at Leatherman don't want to hear it, the knife works well for prying in tight spaces.

Gotta love a no questions asked warranty.

~DK
I could not agree more. Through robotics and boys outs I have broken two of them. Next time I am in Portland I walk up and ask for a replacement. Hence why I only buy Leatherman multi-tools.
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