Thank you for pointing this out. Not that I’d expect them to carry it for my lifetime, but to at least get my money back.

I contacted Harbor Freight today and they assured me that there is an error on the website and that all of them will have a lifetime warranty.

@@TheProtagonist_777 the 90 day warranty is the mistake or the lifetime warranty is? My local store didn't know they were confused as generally the packaging will list the warranty.

​@@AtomicBleachthe 90 day warranty was a mistake.

I just bought one yesterday was told 90 day warranty

Unfortunately, they would have had to give up the can opener to make room for a 1/4” bit- theres just not enough body width to have both. Maybe for a square driver, but not for a receiver.

I may have to get another one…inside track member get 20 percent off!!

😧 I missed out on the 10% coupon

@@ultra4e - Sure it is affordable. It is aleays cheaper to rip off another companies good design. Buy American or at least from honest foreign companies.

@@my_dear_friend_ There is nothing wrong with using a design after its patent expires. It is not ripping anyone off. A patent expiration date is part of the deal when a patent is granted. Otherwise, we'd all be negotiating with the heirs of the inventor of the wheel, every time we make something with a wheel, or light a fire. If you think that American companies don't also use designs patented by individuals and companies in other countries first, you'd be very wrong. Everyone gets to copy and use old technology, and that is exactly what is going on here. It's part of what drives progress up and prices down, by setting a deadline for when a company has exclusive rights to the best way to make something, therefore a deadline for when they can charge crazy prices without competition. Before that happens, they often make enough to buy their business jets and private jets and ranches in Montana and mansions in Jackson Hole, while the folks working in the factory do not. Maybe there are exceptions for some mom and pop operations. The mom and pop operation in my own town, has the owner hopping on nis new $50 million jet (Bombardier Global Express) to commute 50 miles, while his old $25 million jet (Dassault Falcon 2000) flies around the country gathering up parents and kids for a weekend with him. A lot of times when you think you're paying workers' wages in a factory, you're paying a billionaire to replace his workers with robots, and paying for the fuel to take the family jet 6000 miles nonstop to a ski resort in Argentina, or to a beach resort in Maui, or clothes shopping in Milan, or anywhere else they point to on a globe. If you're employing Americans, it might be some aircraft mechanics and security teams, rather than factory workers.

Yep! Look up SQT multitool

@@maxlvledc Thanks, will do.

Thanks for sticking around!!! What would you like to see more of?

Yeah mine only had two in stock...

Mine didn’t have them on the selves yet😂 then I arrived lol

Thanks for the heads-up, seeing as how I'll need one when my Gordon tool arrives.

My Flissa went and just completely went poof! No clue where it currently lives lol. Lost it just in time for this to come out.

It's more likely the lip on the ball detent hole

I agree. There is a “nub” sticking off the split spring that when the pliers are deployed, puts pressure on the lock bars keeping the detent in the hole keeping the blade from opening. Cleaver.

By the way the guy at the local HF had seen your video! He said several guys had come in to get one and they weren't even on the shelf yet!

I just returned from local HF in middle NC. They hadn't received any yet but said the store 50 miles away had them.

The ratchet driver is patented

True, However they might come up with their own unique type like 711L. Would be awesome.

Lols

No way there's no way there's no way no way

Yep, both do

how did you like the Multi-force tool?

@@f.avilla6383 It's been great for me. I really like the fact it uses standard 1/4 bits because I carry additional bits in the pouch rather than use the included reversible bit. The original reversible bit is made with soft metal and the phillips side warped after a few uses. I don't like the serrated blade and I feel it lost its sharpness way sooner than the straight blade. The scissors are actually pretty good and can cut paracord no problem however it does poke into your thumb. Over all its a great budget multi tool as long as you don't abuse it like you could with a leatherman.

@@HunterBikelife cool, thanks!

Yes they do

True true

Technically yes

@@maxlvledc haha does that mean not very well?

there is another video that says what types of metal they use, i forgot the details, but Leatherman used better steel, than the harbor freight.

I'm not impressed with the magnets that hold the bits in you will definitely lose them overtime I took the eyeglass one out its useless

Why bother? Just carry a surge!

Hmmm. Maybe...but needs a lot of grinding.

Just has the one bit...not that great

@@maxlvledc darn. I REALLY like the smaller size and compactness of the Leatherman bit sets, but they’re so soft…. Someone please make some harder 6mm torx bits for this thing!

Hope you do that?? Never heard of that tool mishap before

Doing something you shouldn't with some thin pliers

@@deykno87 Ive broken quite a few multitool plier heads. Using it to twist some really hard wire or trying to get a hardened screw out and the plier head just snaps. Not that uncommon.

Did I??? Oops!

​@@maxlvledc Looks like it. There's also a small divot on the outside of the blade that I am pretty sure should be on the inside. Let me know if I was right, I am quite curious.

I'm always giddy lols

It's the frame, it's not a charge style frame

What you trying to say charles?!?! 😆

@@maxlvledc That my talents lie elsewhere than multi-tool mods!

Wave clone with charge serrated basically

I was rushing lol. Yep, didnt

I have two...with dead batteries....I'm buying a proper dial caliper now

@@maxlvledc I have a Mitutuyo dial caliper and it's great. If you look at the specs of major caliper brands they're all rated for practically the same accuracy tolerance, once you start splitting the millimeters with a caliper you're approximating regardless of the kind of the display so might as well use a dial which is the easiest way to display approximations. If you need 0.01 accuracy, which the vast majority of caliper-users don't, then you need a micrometer anyways. Just because you can read 0.0x with a vernier or a digital doesn't mean you should, but with a dial you have the quickest job at zeroing your 0.x

You should meet more people

Patents expire. Get over it.

@@EfficientRVer - I don't have a moral dilemma to get over. If you buy cheaper products no matter what, it's your shopping habits that hurt American companies and workers. And in that case, ... you clearly got over 'it' already. Just don't claim to be pro American.

Oh and also. Harbor Freight could care less about bit kits lol. That wave clone is just another product to a place that's not a strictly multi tool store. And NO your wrong leatherman did not go out of their way for a size. It's a comedy skit at this point...

​@@jaysway1138You sound like you're bored, I find your comments mildly entertaining but not to be taken seriously.

Somebody come get your man

It's what I love, nothing wrong with passion