When you think of a multi-tool, your mind probably jumps to the classic stainless steel silhouette of a Swiss Army knife. But what happens when you combine that functional heritage with the limitless possibilities of and reverse engineering ? Elias.rar answered this by creating a modern, digital-age EDC (Everyday Carry) tool specifically tailored for 3D printing enthusiasts. A New Vision for EDC
Using the tool itself to help build better tools—using the calipers and gauges to refine its own next iteration. Multi tool by elias.rar
Whether you're a hardcore EDC collector or a weekend 3D printing hobbyist, this project serves as a masterclass in functional design. When you think of a multi-tool, your mind
The design takes a futuristic, almost aesthetic, featuring an exposed internal structure that highlights its mechanical nature. Unlike the sleek, hidden components of a Leatherman, this tool embraces its "tech" look by leaving internal parts, like those repurposed from a drill, visible. Key Features and Functionality A New Vision for EDC Using the tool
Integrates components from a drill, featuring a spring-loaded button system to activate different modes.