Recently I was in between and got the 6-in-1 which I love but as a more traditional knife guy I’m going to have to get the 5-in-1, too! You’re right. They’re both very cool. Looking forward to trying out the tanto blade. I like partially serrated. And thanks for pointing out longer extension on 5! Great video thanks!
My EDC for a couple of years has been the Kershaw 1920 This knive is a copy of that in many aspects. In Milwaukee, I like the way the knife opens. On my Kershaw the only issue was and still is, the built quality of the nut driver. The piece that holds the screwdriver head is glued and it breaks, falls, you loose them. They replaced and sent me a new knife but that fell too. I want to know this one will stand up. Thanks for the video. The
I purchased this few days ago on sale $17.99 from Home Depot, my issue like many I have seen review, is the screw driver bit is loose and falls out, have you this issue?
Good video. I'd recently bought a Packout with the XL box and wanted to fill its removable trays with tools that would live there, never moved. Thought of this knife, as it would be perfect for this, and the store was out. So, I bought a retractable Milwaukee and tossed a couple of Tekton screwdrivers into a tray. Chose the Milwaukee for the blade storage that now has Fiskars blades inside. Otherwise, would have bought a bright colored classic Stanley. FWIW, for me, the Fiskars Pro, the Milwaukee Fastback (the one with magnetic blade storage), and a classic Stanley are best utility knives. Or at least the favorites.
I just started a Packout set too. Very nice stuff. I put the Klein Tools utility knife in my electrical organizer. Need to get a few more knives in there too. I agree, mine will stay in there and not be moved around.
