Sheffield 12913 Premium 14-in-1 Hammer Tool (Fivе Расk)

This has turned out to be a very handy tool. I'm using it for all sorts of little projects around the house and it's nice not to have to go get a different tool every time I turn around. It feels solid, of very good quality, and I think it is likely to last a long time. I had to buy a second one of these because my son swiped the first one I bought. I can't blame him, I really like it too. I would recommend it to anyone who would like to keep a variety of commonly used tools in a limited space. It certainly tidies up my kitchen drawer. My son keeps his in the driver side door panel of his vehicle.

I have several different "Swiss Army" type knifes and multi-tools. I bought this tool because none of them make good hammers when you need a hammer. Using them for hammering is an abuse of a knife or multi-tool. This small hammer is the right size for small pounding jobs. It has the heft to drive home small nails as long as the wood is not too dense. I would get a regular 16 oz carpenter's hammer for pounding spikes where I need the swing as it is rather short, but this will do for most small utility type jobs. The other aspects of this tool make it a useful utility knife and multi-tool. I expect to use this where I don't need a really good knife for the job or the more extensive tool set on my high end multi-tool.

This device seems to be sturdily built, and it's perhaps a bit too sturdy -- for most of the pop-out attachments, they're so tightly closed that I usually have to find another tool to open it. Then, the first time I tried using the Phillips-head screwdriver, the head stripped beyond use. I don't often use these sorts of tools, but when I do I want them to be a bit more reliable than that. I wouldn't consider it a rip-off (see all the high ratings and positive reviews here; plus, other parts have held up well), but in my case it's not worth the trouble.

I bought this as a Christmas gift for my dad. He is a huge tools guy and owns every single tool you can think of. I thought this would be a great idea to have in your car or when you’re on the go because it has all of the basic essentials. He was very impressed with this product and didn’t even know they had something like this out there.The quality does not feel cheap at all and feels very well made. It’s not super light to where it feel so cheap but is also not super heavy where you couldn’t use it on the go. It also comes with a case to store it in while you aren’t using it.

Nifty concept. The execution is just a little off. First the size is as stated, but I didn't visualize it as small as it i - -my fault - and I am over that now. Second, the movement of the individual tools is HARD and tight. Maybe with time it will loosen up - I hope so. I'll toss it in the glove box and someday I'll be happy it will be there.

Why carry around a whole toolbox when this fits into your pocket? I need so much on it all the time. The hammer is hard to use when taken out of the holder, so I just keep it in the black holder it came with for a larger grip. I also keep the diagram in there too to show people. The holder's also ok for storing nails, but I'd get a bag, as they tend to poke through or fall out. The only thing I don't like is having a knife with it, but I bet it'll come in handy (it's a really good one). It's really hard to pull out each item (especially the screwdrivers), that I broke my nail doing it. So I use a 9-in-1 tool to save me the hassle. I got cut with the nail remover (on the other side of the hammer) opening a coconut. So If using it for that, use gloves and twist instead of just pulling.

I needed something for my office, where I frequently find myself having to tighten just one screw, or just one thing, or adjust just one line by a fraction of an inch. This handy little tool can do all of that. But I wouldn't want to use it for any serious projects. The hammer has a small head and short handle, making it difficult--but not impossible--to use. (The claw pull is pretty much useless, though.). The knife blade is okay, the wire cutters are fine for small-gauge wires, the pliers can grip somethings.For me, this's a handy alternative to the full tool kit I'd have to bring from home for any real job, and this thing fits neatly in my desk. For less than $3, that's a great deal.

These are really cool little tool gadgets. Knives are sharp. (Hard to get out if you have long nails.) it hammered in a finish nail into plywood and a 2” board. Wire cutters worked, crimper worked. It has some weight to it. I ordered 6 of these for gifts, I needed 5 but I wanted one too. I’m glad I order 6 for 2 reasons 1- for me. 2- Incase one came in not good. Which the one I kept the handle was pitted out. Does not effect the working of it but for a gift I wanted nice looking. Yes I would recommend this and buy it again. Great price!