Leatherman Wave Multitool

May 12, 2010

The last few weeks I’ve been talking about some tools you can use with your computers and even elsewhere. Today’s tool combines many separate tools into one compact package. The Leatherman Wave Multitool has eighteen different tools that can fit into a large pocket or even the included leather sheath.

You’ll find two pliers, wire cutters, two knives, a saw, scissors, two files, two drivers, a bottle opener, two double-ended bits and more in this four inch, 8.5 ounce tool. All this for around $60. Just don’t take it to the airport with you!

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