Hacksmann Multi-tool Feature Demonstration

What happens here

The video introduces the Hacksmann multi-tool, presented as a potential competitor to Leatherman. The presenter describes it as a multi-tool for the modern world, boasting 21 features packed into one compact device. It is constructed from machine-grade 5 titanium, weighing only 95 grams, which is noted as being lighter than many keychain multi-tools. The primary blade is a 3.5-inch M390 steel, considered a high-end material in knife making. The presenter then proceeds to demonstrate individual features, including a nail file, four integrated 4mm bit slots (which can accommodate a full-size screwdriver or Torx profile driver), a bottle opener, a pry bar, a nail puller groove, a flint striker for fire starting, imperial and metric rulers, a bubble level, a pair of tweezers for removing splinters, wire stripping grooves, a scribe, a glass breaker, and a tritium glow-in-the-dark file. A unique feature is highlighted where the blade can be ratcheted at 15-degree increments, allowing it to function as a protractor or a square edge. The video concludes with information on where to find the product, mentioning hacksmann.store and future availability after Kickstarter shipments.

Goal: Demonstrate all 21 features of the Hacksmann multi-tool