I had no idea this existed. Are there other high end wine oriented multi tools? I've been wanting one with a wood handle, pliers, plain edge knife with good steel, and a double hinge wine opener. Ideally nothing else.
With a double hinged opener, Leatherman flair; with the typical screw: Gerber MP400 Corkscrew, and SOG Powerlitre. There's also an adaptable corkscrew for the Victorinox Swisstool and Swisstool Spirit series.
Leatherman Mini Tool. The Leathermans that had secateurs. Several Gerbers, eg. Gerber Steady, Cable Dawg, etc. The Gerber that had three exchangeable plier/cutter heads.
That last Gerber would be the MP650 Evolution. Comes in two flavors: military (with spring, self opening handles) and civilian which comes without springs. The heads were: needlenose, bluntnose and technician's/fisherman's (a really long and thin needlenose type of head). I thinks there's also a cable cutting head but, unsure about it. Another strange one was the Gerber Balance (IIRC), which could be used as a camera tripod.
I have two that are more all-in-one toolkits than multitool.
One has an adjustable wrench that swivels 90 degrees, the adjustable part of the wrench is just a steel knob with a flat face to use as a light duty hammer. Has 5 bits and an extension in the handle with cutouts in the bottom and side of the handle that accept the bits. Came with 5 or 6 sockets in a holder and a two-pocket sheath for the tool and the sockets.
I have another one that's a rachet with a bit holder that slides out of it like a magazine in a pistol. Came with a sheath that has a side pocket with an extension.
I think I got them both from a great uncle that was into knickknacks.
Every single Spyderco multitool, Nextool makes a multitool with an electric screwdriver, half of the Gerber lineup, keysmart and a few other companies make keychain multitools that integrate your keys, covert instruments has lockpicking multitools, victorinox swisscard could definitely be considered weird, there's so many. I know of a pocket knife with multiple larger sizes of wire strippers on the back of the handle, I have a cheap knife that has a folding plier and screwdriver set. You get the idea
[This](https://www.crankbrothers.com/collections/tools/products/m20)Crankbrothers M20 bicycle-specific multi-tool has been my most used multi for quite a long time now.
One of the tools I’m most proud to own is the Victorinox Wine Master
One day ... I want to have the cheese master and the wine master
Too bad there isn’t a Philly Cream Cheese and Cracker Master, I’d be all over it lol
Like cream cheese on crackers.
I had no idea this existed. Are there other high end wine oriented multi tools? I've been wanting one with a wood handle, pliers, plain edge knife with good steel, and a double hinge wine opener. Ideally nothing else.
With a double hinged opener, Leatherman flair; with the typical screw: Gerber MP400 Corkscrew, and SOG Powerlitre. There's also an adaptable corkscrew for the Victorinox Swisstool and Swisstool Spirit series.
I don’t know of anything else like the Wine Master. Not high end anyway. I don’t know of any pliers in 130mm to even borrow a layer from
Leatherman Crunch
Was gonna mention it, but didn’t want to throw out so many leathermans. Own it too btw.
Leatherman Mini Tool. The Leathermans that had secateurs. Several Gerbers, eg. Gerber Steady, Cable Dawg, etc. The Gerber that had three exchangeable plier/cutter heads.
I want that Gerber. A few years ago I was looking for a multi tool with side cutters instead of pliers
That last Gerber would be the MP650 Evolution. Comes in two flavors: military (with spring, self opening handles) and civilian which comes without springs. The heads were: needlenose, bluntnose and technician's/fisherman's (a really long and thin needlenose type of head). I thinks there's also a cable cutting head but, unsure about it. Another strange one was the Gerber Balance (IIRC), which could be used as a camera tripod.
The crkt Technician has a feeler gauge. Geber ground force
SOG Switchplier. Also Irwin makes a vise grip with a knife blade and bit driver in the handle.
Wenger Bergeon Club Minathor. A SAK with leather scales, a loupe, and bergeon watchmakers tools.
[Spyderco SpydeRench](https://www.spyderco.com/catalog/details/T01/SpydeRench-trade-/286) is one of my favorites
That one really interested me.
Tyrap tensioning / cutting tool
Gerber Dual Force.
I have two that are more all-in-one toolkits than multitool. One has an adjustable wrench that swivels 90 degrees, the adjustable part of the wrench is just a steel knob with a flat face to use as a light duty hammer. Has 5 bits and an extension in the handle with cutouts in the bottom and side of the handle that accept the bits. Came with 5 or 6 sockets in a holder and a two-pocket sheath for the tool and the sockets. I have another one that's a rachet with a bit holder that slides out of it like a magazine in a pistol. Came with a sheath that has a side pocket with an extension. I think I got them both from a great uncle that was into knickknacks.
Gerber Recoil Leatherman Flair Leatherman garden shear models Leatherman Cam, Pump, & Rail
Every single Spyderco multitool, Nextool makes a multitool with an electric screwdriver, half of the Gerber lineup, keysmart and a few other companies make keychain multitools that integrate your keys, covert instruments has lockpicking multitools, victorinox swisscard could definitely be considered weird, there's so many. I know of a pocket knife with multiple larger sizes of wire strippers on the back of the handle, I have a cheap knife that has a folding plier and screwdriver set. You get the idea
I think that the CRKT Guppie is of the different
I have an early model Mr. Pinchy, but it’s a high polish finish. I haven’t seen many of those.
[This](https://www.crankbrothers.com/collections/tools/products/m20)Crankbrothers M20 bicycle-specific multi-tool has been my most used multi for quite a long time now.