Ready to cut something.

The purple under-seat bag carries a multitool, air pressure gauge, patch kit, and spare tube. Also, my keys.

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Columbia River Guppie Multi-Tool

Photo by Mike Cobb.

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See if you can spot the prop holding up the tool.

My beloved Leatherman that can't travel with me, since I always take luggage carry-on. Handy little bugger though.

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the carabiner clip/bottle opener is a cool feature but the thin wire clip is not very sturdy

Hammer, although, not sure how comfortable I feel using it as a hammer. Certainly is sturdy enough to do so though.

Available at Adafruit!

Release for the bit driver and bit.

This is where I work. I couldn’t easily find a desk that would hold all my stuff, so I am using a dining room table :) The monitors are both connected to my Mac Pro, there’s a Drobo on top of the Mac, and one of the monitor is switchable between the Mac Pro and my MacBook Pro.

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Perfect for tightening my wheelchair footrests

"Day 16"

TOOL FIGHT!

Tonight I am bored and lacking motivation, so this will have to do....

I found my hat today, I guess i left it in my friend's room for the past week or so.

Location for storage of another long bit.

Another angle.

found the answer to my own question. On the other side of the box was the wrench part of "The Prince". Apparently, an early attempt at a multitool.

More details of the head.

After a lot of head-scratching, plus much sawing drilling and filing, I made a functional maquette of the Ancient Roman multitool. It doesn't bother to look authentic, because it exists for the sake of understanding the proportions and the relationships of the moving pieces.

Made by Antload for Joe Bike. Photo by Mike Cobb.

"Flat curved leaf-shaped element" doesn't even have the dignity of an assumed Latin name.

This can be used as a bottle opener or to clip onto a little D ring.

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