Author Topic: Help me identify some tools in this multitool. (Image heavy)  (Read 382 times)


So I found this multitool buried in my drawer. It's from my days in Boy Scouts, as I can glean from the fact that I found it with a badge and some kind of certificate, and the small fleur-de-lis printed on the side.
It was part of a two-piece knife set, which also included a smaller one in a neat little box. It has a knife, saw, scissors, can opener, screwdriver, corkscrew, nail file, and keyring.
But I also noticed some tools in this set that I don't quite recognize. I'd like some help identifying them.
The first:

This one cannot be a saw blade, because the saw blade that is included is actually sharp. This is just a blunt... thing. It's like half of a crab shell cracker or something.

The second:

It looks like a can opener, but there already is one on the multitool, shown in the first picture next to the scissors.

The third:

This is merely a stick with a hole at the top. Not one sharp edge, or anything. Maybe some kind of lockpick? I don't know.

The fourth and final:

This one is by far the most puzzling.
It's a stick.
No holes, no edge, just a vague knife-like shape. But what kind of practical knife would be perpendicular to its handle?

I'd really appreciate some help identifying these so I can maybe use it up to its full potential.
« Last Edit: November 10, 2012, 07:41:18 AM by Man 2 »

First one is a dull saw, or a sewing tool.

second is a bottle opener/screwdriver.

Third is for sewing.

Fourth is for punching holes in things.
« Last Edit: November 10, 2012, 07:50:35 AM by Hiiro326 »

one of the bottle openers is probably a can opener, and the one in the picture is also a screwdriver

last one is an brown town probe

First one is a dull saw, or a sewing tool.

second is a bottle opener/screwdriver.

Third is for sewing.

Fourth is for punching holes in things.
Huh.
Okay, thanks.
To be honest I'm kind of ashamed I didn't see that before, lol.
Locking.