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A little bit of fun on a Monday- the Hot Wheels Tooligan!
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Another edition of the strange naming conventions is the 111mm Picnicker, also spelled Picknicker, pictured here with the UN High Commissioner for Refugees printed on the scale, and not to he confused with the 91mm Picnicker!
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Most Leatherman keychain models are divided into P (plier) or S (scissor) models, but what do you do if you want both?
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If you are a cigar aficionado then today's Wenger may be a good choice- if you can find one!
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When it comes to sorting out model names, Victorinox collectors have their work cut out for them- like when it comes to this Boy Scouts of America (BSA) Yeoman.
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Another one you may have missed is the Cicada, designed by Dana Bainbridge and Joseph Sundby for Columbia River Knife and Tool (CRKT).
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The Brewzer has the distinction of being the smallest Leatherman tool ever produced, and is also not a Leatherman- at least not originally!
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The Delta Spork from Sea to Summit is the latest addition to my collection of outdoor eating related doodads.
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The SeberTool M3 from SeberTech was an excellent keychain tool, similar to the SwissTech Micro Technician series, but a little more refined.
Today's tool is another interesting one- originally called the Ta-Bar tool after it's designer, Raleigh Tabor, the name was changed to the Spare Tool for production so as not to upset another well known knife brand!
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Common sense would dictate that I wait another month and a half to post this Victorinox Hunter, but I think it's worth seeing every day.
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When it comes to card type tools I usually look the other way, as most are cheap junk. Not so with the AXEM 4.0 from Steel Life.
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Adding to the Keychain Gerber list is the Splice which features scissors, as opposed to its sister tool, the Vise which has pliers.
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Back in the mid to late 90's a company called Swiss*Tech was making some very cool stuff- tools like this one, the Screwball.
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