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Multi-tool powerhouse-built with tough pliers, longer blades and easy-to-use locks. They’re lightweight, packable, and useful for everyday situations, as well as survival situations. However, there are about forty-thousand different types to chose from and each one boasting a different set of “essential” tools. Each claiming – of course – to be the undisputed best. If you are serious about self-reliability, then carrying a multi tool as part of your everyday carry (EDC) is one of the best habits you can get into. This is one of Leatherman’s more expensive survival multi tools, but also one of its best. The design mimics that of a pocket knife so you can actually access many of the tools even when the tool is in closed position. The superior locking mechanism isn’t just for safety – it means that you can actually exert full pressure on the tools without them giving and thus use the tool for bigger jobs. I also love that the multi tool has one-handed opening. - Listing Details

PLASMA CUTTER GLADIUS 40 is a new generation of a portable equipment for manual plasma cutting. They are equipped with inverter technology and pilot arc controller that ensure an optimal current adjustment, excellent performance and cutting quality with increased capability and speed. GLADIUS machines are combined with a high-quality cutting torch (without HF) specifically tested to obtain the maximum performance. Pilot Arc Controller - Increases cutting capabilities and speed. Extends tip’s life. Ideal for grid cutting. Automatic Protection - Equipped with sensors to protect and alarm for overheating and over-current. Auto Filtering - Air filtering with automatic water drainage (model without compressor). Light Weight - Extremely low weight and versatility. Warranty - 2 years Equipped With • Earth Clamp (with cable) • Hand Cutting Torch SOLARIS M60 (Direct connection) Power Supply Voltage (V): 230V Frequency (Hz): 50/60 Hz Rated Input Power (KW): 4.8KW Rated Input Current (A): 33A Duty Cycle (40°C 10Min): Max. 60% 40A No Load Voltage (V): 220V Cutting Current Range (A): 20-40 A Severance Cut (mm): 25mm (Carbon Steel) Production Cut (mm): 20mm (Carbon Steel) Net Weight (Kg): 5.7Kg Insulation Class: H Protection Class: IP23 Cooling: AF Use with Power Generator YES - Listing Details

I have tried different speeds but could never solve this problem until I tried a rotobroach. A rotobroach is like a plunging end mill with a spring loaded center punch to keep the tool centered. It cuts a perfectly round hole quickly and can be used with a drill press or a hand drill. A key to using this tool is to create a good divot with a center punch (included) to keep the tool aligned and try to keep the tool perpendicular to the surface so that all edges stay somewhat equally engaged in the material you are cutting. That said, it’s not tough to use with a hand drill. Another plus is you can cut large holes (1/2? +) without needing pilot holes. This tool is made for body shops to cut spot welds out of car bodies, but it can be used for so much more. Great tool for fast cutting of holes in steel. The only problem with this and other rotabroach cutters is that once you use the tool the heat and pressure of the operation causes the cutter to get real tight on the arbor. Then you have to use vise grips to release the cutter. Well they crack when you grab them too tightly. The cutters need flats to place a wrench on them for removal from the arbor. The cutter threads on, but there is no wrench spots on it, just a nut that goes behind it that rubs against it. If you install the cutter hand tight, it seems okay, but make very sure that you slowly add cutting pressure. I guess I had the cutter on a tiny bit loose and when it touched the material it immediately cross threaded the cutter onto the arbor. No amount of force would remove it (I'm talking pipe wrench force) and emailing Blair was no help as they wouldn't warranty it, so now the kit us useless unless I drop another $45 on an arbor. - Listing Details