I couldnt realize the isues, after all looks very nice

waiting on the utility version of this knife to come out 👍🏼

What's the name of the bits that you said fit good with this knife? I couldn't understand when you said the brand name, sounded like something that starts with an L? I have this and the utility knife version of it and I'd like to get some bits that work good with these

this knife could be amazing if they just spent a little extra time and effort on quality control and fine tuning things. could change the knife scene with it even make the bit extender magnetic and higher quality. I know the price would go up but that doesn't stop any of us buying knives half of the time lol

Did you fix the release? If so how? I have the same issue with mine

nick on end of blade? just a serration!

just mark the blade with something and put back in, see where exact is the blade scratching the inner tools.

i like that the knife doesnt just drop out when you release it why? because its safer

Get the Kershaw Select Fire knife. It has a better 1/4 bit extension that locks at 90 and 180 degrees and it carries 4 bits in the handle. Also OEM Tools has a green version of the knife.

Maybe it's probably because of the friction caused by the liner lock?

I think it’s an anomaly. my blade is not striking the pin in the same way

the button is hard to press

I bought it yesterday and it took me 5 minutes to realize that this knife is not at all for operational work. He'll make you swear dirty words every time you use it, or you'll have to accept that you'll have to use both hands. The design is absolutely inconvenient to use, if you consider it as a knife for one hand. Designers and marketers worked, but engineers didn't. All my knives, including cheap Chinese ones, opened with JUST one finger. This knife is not, which automatically makes it unsuitable for permanent work. The metal is thin, the blade retainer is NOT!!! safe. The screwdriver falls out of the holder when trying to open the blade with a sharp swipe of the hand. Why is the blade locking in the closed and open position performed by different elements? It was possible to use only one - for example, a button, and this would be a safer option than it is now. Why is the blade retainer designed for the right hand, and the screwdriver retainer for the left? Why does the bottle opener have the wrong orientation on the blade? Milwaukee Engineers - for once in your life, buy soda in a bottle, not in a jar! This is my first Milwaukee product, and I doubt that I will have the desire to get acquainted with the rest of the product line. The manufacturer's efforts were aimed at marketing and positioning on the rune, but certainly not at the usability of this knife. It will definitely be replaced by something else. A screwdriver is of course a very useful thing, but it is primarily a knife, and it is difficult to use it with one hand here, or, in some scenarios, impossible.