Leatherman Rebar - Knifeless multi-tool with 16 all-locking tools built-in, multipurpose tool for DIY and camping, made in the USA with 100% stainless steel, in silver and a leather holster

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O members who have plenty of resources on how to do the modding yourself and where people can hook you up with spare parts as well (or have enough parts themselves).

Also, my primary EDC knife is a Spyderco Urban (British Blades forum special edition with Elmax steel), which is UK-legal, stays sharp, has OHO, and a deep-carry pocket clip, so I have no need for a knife on my multitool. Okay so in the box we find a little manual which actually has info on all their multi tools not just the Knifeless EDC Rebar, a Leatherman Sticker, a little case for the tool and the tool itself.The last one sounds a little bad but I don’t actually use it for loads of drinking, it actually has a little blade on the inside which makes it very good at opening boxes which I do a lot of at my job. This could even be available only from Leatherman, but would require nothing more than a direct swap at the factory. JB Tools Non-Affiliation Notice and Disclaimer: JB Tools holds itself out as neither the manufacturer, an affiliate of the manufacturer, or an “authorized” distributor of this product. By purchasing this product from JB Tools, the manufacturers’ warranty, if any, potentially associated with the product may not be honored by the manufacturer. Leatherman fans will immediately recognise the distinct boxy body of the Knifeless Rebar found in the Super Tool 300 and Micra.

We had to set up a whole show in Germany once and our giant toolbox was padlocked and the luggage with the key in it got lost!Personally I carry a knifeless mod often, and I live in a state that's very liberal when it comes to blades. I was able to move the can opener from the blade handle to the screwdriver handle (by removing the lanyard loop).

I would recommend this to anyone since I believe you should be self reliant and this allows you to solve a lot of problems out and about.The REBAR is far more robust and, being knifeless, allows me to carry it almost anywhere and with a UK legal knife of my choosing. All locking features means that every tool and knife on the body of the handle, with the exception of the plier head, will lock into place. but if there is a risk the Knifeless Rebar is still not considered UK-legal carry, I'd have to look elsewhere e.

I had a Gerber MP600 knifeless that I left somewhere in my previous abode, but I love this UK 'street-legal' Rebar and it has a much more precisely engineered finish and refined action than the Gerber and because of the deliberate omission of a blade I can take it anywhere with me.

If you choose to take one in your carry on luggage make sure you have the rules memorized and if possible check what the rules are at the specific airport you’re going through. Of course the tool variations will make some cost difference, and scissors are one of the most expensive tools to make, with multiple parts, springs, rivets, separate assembly etc.