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Another item, the safety whistle, was something that I really wanted to include in multi-tool (since it is an important item for women to carry with them) but unfortunately I couldn't think of a way how to do it. The bottle opener seems like an obvious choice to include, but for me personally I tend not to drink any beverages requiring a bottle opener. And some things like the mirror, tweezers and nail file you may already carry in your purse. Some of these may not be easily incorporated into my multi-tool design such as the scissors, pliers and tweezers. Here is a list of some other tools that you might consider: I was also limited in that you can only fit about 4 tools into the base of the lipstick holder. By Aleta Burchyski and Katherine Gillespie. The choice of tools I included in mine was based on what I though I might need. The Best Multi-Tools, According to Hikers, Adventurers, and People Who Like to Fix Things. Boasting a total of 21 tools, the Surge multi-tool equips owners for a. When starting on the project I did a bit of research as to what tools are commonly found on multi-tool sets. Meet maintenance tasks on the water and off with the Leatherman Surge multi-tool. Its compact, butterfly-open design includes an impressive array of useful. After several hours the epoxy no longer flowed but hadn't completely hardened so I was able to peel of the plastic wrap and scraped off the glue that oozed out at the bottom. Gerber Dime: It takes the crown for the best keychain or minimalist EDC multitool. I only had a small amount of glue squeeze out at the bottom. I then mixed the epoxy glue and poured it into the tube, The glue should fill into the spaces between the holder and tube, it should just cover the bottom of the holder (don't fill up the whole tube). I then placed the bit holder (with the holder end down) into the centre of the lipstick tube. I set the lipstick tube, top side down onto a piece of plastic wrap. I decided to use epoxy glue since it does well gluing metal to plastic.
I needed a strong glue to affix the bit holder to the inside of the lipstick tube as well as fill in the space in between (the bit holder has a smaller diameter). I sawed off the end of the bit holder, leaving the 'female' end. The lipstick tube measures 4cm and the bit holder (after part of it was sawed off- see below) is 2.5cm, so when the holder is placed into the tube there will be some clearance at the bottom for tool storage in the base. I used a magnetic bit holder affixed to the inside of the lipstick tube as the main tool holder for this multi-tool.
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