Thanks Enzo01, Vice versa at ya' with the thumbs up! I bought it new back in the day (circa early 1990s).
HF's EDC Cheap Multitool 101022 On modest lightweight applications it has worked quite well. eg folding blade dis/re-assembly and pivot adjustments. This Cheapcrap® multitool actually has some cool features … - Head has a bi directional ratchet and lock function - Stored bit sizes are printed on the handles - Plastic construction for light weight - Positive detent handle positions - Bit locked / detented in bit mount - 8 Bits included in purchase price - Extra low price of < 2$
I bought it from Leroy Merlin some years ago. Initially thought it was toy value only but it actually works OK on light duty. I had a look at LeroyMerlin.it but they have nothing listed at all under "CrownRich" AliExpress has a CrownRich store but they don't seem to have that plastic fantastic multi tool in their inventory. https://crownrichtools.en.alibaba.com/ Ha, so it seems super rare so maybe it's collectible! lol
Agreed K4S. Mine had a rather rubbish edge but I reset them to 17° per side (34° inclusive). Now it's a capable light cutting tool that weighs effectively 3/5ths of 5/8ths of F--K all.
Is that a JETBeam RRT-0? If so, I assume you’re running 1xAA? I have an RRT01 running an 18500. It’s a fun light that usually lives on my nightstand.
Spot in T63, it is indeed an RRT-0 running a LI 14500. It's an oldie but a goodie. Still has some neat features even by today's standards.
HF's Knife & Food Testing 271122 Cheese - super mega mature and hard (akin to hard-hardwood carving) SMKE Shamwari folding knife - Ti Alloy frame lock, Ball bearing picot & Damascus blade (length 7.6cm & 3mm TH) with hardness 58-60 HRC Chestnuts - pierced and cooked in microwave oven then post pealing for consumption. Boker Barlow BFF - Uddeholm AEB-L Steel - 2.5mm ~3/32" Th & 70mm ~ 2&3/4" BLength
HF's Brisa Kephart Kit 031222 Still some way to go though! … Pass scale holes for correct fastener fit as supplied undersize. Trial fit fasteners, handle liners and scales. Flush & finish ricasso portion of handle scales and liners Prep blade handle part via rough up and mask. Trial fit blade with fasteners, handle liners and scales. Glue, fit fasteners, fit lanyard tube and clamp, then let cure. Cut and flush off fasteners and lanyard tube. Sand handle to desired finish. Clean off masking and any remaining gunk. Maybe finish with hand rub on blade with abrasive paper &/or Scotch-Brite™️ Apply oil to handle (linseed or maybe Danish oil) BTW the sheath looks and feels sweet.
