As the founder of Multitool.org Grant has been a collector of Swiss Army Knives and multitools for over 25 years, and a user for over 40 years.
With a day job working in the field, either out in the woods or on industrial sites, Grant uses tools every day for all manner of different purposes.
As we get closer to the 16th Anniversary of Multitool.org I get a bit nostalgic- and that explains today's Tool Of The Day, an Opinel No.9 with a high carbon blade.
This tool is so cool we couldn't help but brand it! This is the Multitool.org Edition Gerber MP600 Pro Scout that we did almost sixteen years ago, in the early days of the site!
What better way to finish out the week than this beautiful Wenger EvoWood 18 SOSAK Knife Of The Year for 2010?
If you want to talk about innovative features on tools you really need to look at SOG tools like this PowerAccess Assist.
When it comes to being stylish outdoors, few multitools can match the Leatherman Signal, available in several colors like this turquoise one.
What do you choose when you want to do everything but you don't want to carry around a big, bulky tool? Simple- you grab something like this original Victorinox MiniChamp!
Today's Tool Of The Day isn't a multitool in its own right, but a highly desirable (and long discontinued) accessory- the Leatherman Standard Universal Tool Adaptor.
When it comes to quirky tools no list is complete without this one- the Gerber Steady.
When it comes to manufacturing multitools Buck may not be as prolific as some companies, but they really shouldn't be discounted either.
When it comes to keychain tools, Gerber really does come prepared! This long discontinued Solstice is a great example.
What kind of people would write collect and review multitools? Quite simple really- we are designers and do-ers, outdoors types and indoor types, mechanics, doctors, problem solvers and problem makers. As such, we have, as a world spanning community, put every type, size and version of multitool, multifunction knife, pocket knife and all related products to every test we could manage in as many places and environments as there are.