BIBURYMultitool Pliers Pro BI2045, Stainless Steel 31-in-1 Multi Tool Pliers with Replaceable Wire Cutters and Saw,Foldable Multitools with Scissors and Screwdriver, Ideal for Camping,Survival,Repair

I have something of a weakness for buying multi-tools, and most of the ones I get are kind of meh or at best close copies of other multi-tools already on the market. I can honestly say without a sense of exaggeration that this multi-tool is in a class of its own.After a while you get a feeling for the level of skill and dedication that went into designing something. It's obvious when you look this tool over that the designers took great pride in doing the best possible work they could.Each individual tool is among the best I have encountered: large, usable, well executed and thought out, and replaceable in many cases. It's obvious that whoever did each item, the scissors, file, knife, can opener, saw, awl or whatever was not just trying to check a box, but was sincerely trying to come up with something that worked, was sturdy, and safe to use.The overall conception of the tool was also excellent with obvious tool locks, good tool placement, a well-made belt case, and set of quarter inch ancillary tools that increase the value that much more. This tool is far nicer than the usual name brand multi-tools like Leatherman, and to top it off the price is ridiculously low.If you like having a well-designed tool you can be proud of in your possession, by all means order yourselves one of these or give one to a close friend (I bought one for my son).

I own and love Leatherman tools, but they have become incredibly expensive. I understand that some of the patents expired a few years ago, and so many imported knock offs began to show up. At first they weren't very good, but they have become much better, and this Bibury with replaceable cutters and a bit kit is a perfect example. The tool is well made, solid and beefy, does not have a cheap feel at all. The tool selection is good, and the 1/4" bit driver allows for use of other 1/4" hex bits. The included t shank saw bits fit into the file holder (removable file) which is also a nice touch not usually found on multitools. Well worth the money, at a fraction the cost of LM.

Some of the cutouts in the handles weren't beveled, so they're rough on your hands while others were. Why were some skipped? The pivots were too tight to be able to open some of the tools without the use of another tool or hurting yourself in the process. Primarily the screwdriver bit holder. The serrated knife lockup is way past safe. The only thing keeping the lock bar behind the knife is the pivot screw that sticks out very slightly farther than the blade at the pivot.Then, I adjusted the pivots for the pliers because one side is much harder to open than the other. This made a lot of side to side play in the blades, compounding my concerns about the lockup. I had to tighten the pivots back to a point that wasn't ideal, but brought the knives back to a useable and safe tightness. The pliers themselves have no friction in the pivot, so they easily drop open or closed. I don't like that personally, but some people might. The scissors cut better than the ones on my SOG powerpint though. Have not tested the can opener yet, but the design looks effective. The plain knife blade also arrived with a chip in it and it wasn't very sharp out of the box. It couldn't cut the hair off my arm or cleanly slice paper.I'd return this if I hadn't already tossed out the packaging. It has some very nice tools and features, but it's just feels a bit too half-done and needed my effort to fine tune the pivots and sharpen the blade.UPDATE: I got a replacement and it is notably better than the first one I got. There is no damage to the knife blade from the factory. The pivots aren't as tight and the pliers are slightly stiffer, for a better feel when using. They don't just drop open and shut without input, though it doesn't take much or any effort, if that concerns you. The holes in the scales are still not beveled on the outer row of each handle when in the plier configuration. Not sure why they designed it to be that way. It's not painful or anything. Just feels unfinished. I was able to test the can opener on this tool and it works great! However, the black paint they use does come off easily. One use around about 1/4 of a small can and some of it was worn off. I haven't used the file, but I like that it comes with saw blades that can slot into the file position as needed. The scissors work great. The knife did need some honing on a ceramic rod to get sharp enough to shave hair off my arm. I'm much happier with this tool than the first one I got. For the price, it is hard to beat. Overall build quality is good. One thing I wish they would consider is instead of the double sided philips and slotted bits, they include two sizes of bits with philips on one side and slotted on the other.I'm updating the review from a 1 for the build quality and damage I had on the first one to a 4 for the second one. Not a 5 because of the paint and production consistency.

I’ve had a leatherman supertool for the last 20 yrs. Over the years I broke a couple of the tools, so I decided to update my multi tool. I came across this one on Amazon had good reviews, so I decided to give it a try because of the price difference. I have been impressed so far, I have been using it for about three months.