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Gear Infusion Ti EverRatchet Ratcheting Multi-Tool

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Gear Infusion Ti EverRatchet Ratcheting Multi-Tool

Name: Gear Infusion Ti EverRatchet Ratcheting Multi-Tool
Brand: GearInfusion
SKU: gear-infusion-titanium-everratchet-multi-tool
Price: 30 USD
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.666667 (6 reviews)

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From the creator of the penny-sized keychain bottle opener, the Pry.Me, comes the EverRatchet. It gets its name from the dynamic ratcheting beam, which means you don't need to lift and reset the tool between each turn Read More

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Jun 17, 2019

How long does the shipping take after my order?

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GearInfusion

Jun 19, 2019

michaelh73Hi Michael, we got the goods out the door the day after the drop finished up and they were shipped from PA to NJ. I am sure it takes then a few days to sort the parts out prior to getting them out. I would follow up with customer service if/once it seems like there's an issue, they are an extremely helpful group. Hope it gets shipped out soon!

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MJLavelle

Jun 12, 2019

These things are a perfect tool and well designed........to remove skin from your knuckles.

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chenster55

Jun 12, 2019

how do you get seven wrenches out of this and what are the sizes?

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TwitchySquirrel

Jun 10, 2019

Any chance you'll do a larger model of this titanium version. Just a little more utilitarian, handling wise?

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GearInfusion

Jun 10, 2019

TwitchySquirrelAs of now we only have this size but that has been requested. It would have more static wrenches and of course the patent pending ratchet. Would you want the 1/4" ratchet or would you be looking for a bigger ratchet opening? Cheers!

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TwitchySquirrel

Jun 11, 2019

GearInfusionI think the quarter inch just because of the number of bit drivers that come standard in 1/4." It would be nice to have an adapter to use other size ratcheting tools though. Just a thought.

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Spokes30

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Mar 25, 2019

As a materials engineer I am commenting on some of the comments here of titanium vs. stainless steel. In a simple pull test titanium per unit of weight is stronger than steel but steel is more durable against scratches, etc. In something that is going to get handled a lot I would prefer stainless way over titanium. A tool like this which needs durability at the contact points I would choose steel over titanium. It is for this reason that knife blades are not made out of titanium.

GearInfusion

Jun 7, 2019

Spokes30Thanks for the background info Spokes! We do offer SS and Ti EverRatchet's but this drop is currently for the Ti version :)

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MJLavelle

Jun 12, 2019

Spokes30True. Many titanium alloys are very brittle and not well suited to applications where it will be stressed at very small points, such as using it for a wrench of this size. It also can not be hardened to the same degree as steel. It is a great material for structural parts in an aircraft or spacecraft. Not so good as a wrench. Titanium nitride coatings on things like drill bits or screwdriver bits or cutting blades are very effective, but that is microns thick with a suitable base metal.

AUTigerFan

148

Mar 22, 2019

Will this pass through a TSA checkpoint? I realize gearinfusion.com says that, without the flint, the tools is TSA compliant. Just wondering about folks' real-world experiences.

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GearInfusion

Mar 22, 2019

AUTigerFanYes this is TSA compliant with the provided #2 bit or any other standard 1" bit. I have taken mine on about 10x flights attached to my car keys which go exposed in the security checkpoint trays. Additionally we have not gotten any feedback from the community who has had these since September 18'. I know you mentioned this, sorry just need to repeat it in my response: The tool is NOT TSA compliant if you are carrying the Flint2Go flint in the tool.

AUTigerFan

148

Mar 22, 2019

GearInfusionThanks for sharing these experiences!

LMN1TJD131

Mar 22, 2019

Is weight savings the reason to go with Titanium versus stainless?

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GearInfusion

Mar 22, 2019

LMN1TJD131-The difference is significant if you have one in each hand and compare the weight...that being said, both are extremely light, the stainless is 0.86 oz and the titanium is 0.57 oz. -The titanium will offer more robustness over the stainless because of the elevated material properties. -Some people prefer the more premium titanium material over the stainless just because it is a more unique material Hope this helps, Cheers!

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brainwave

704

Mar 22, 2019

What "Assembled in USA" ever means?? That it was made elsewhere and Phillips, fire flint & resin bands were added in US?

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Steam

Mar 29, 2019

I agree, Do this in grade 5 and I'll buy another one, maybe 2. First I want to see how this one does. Thanks GearInfusion!

Steam

Apr 29, 2019

SteamAddendum - This little tool is terrific. Extremely durable and the ratchet works flawlessly. A large Allen key extends the overall length to apply more torque. Love this little multi tool. Thanks!

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MisterChristopher

Mar 21, 2019

I got this during its crowdfunding phase. The ratchet really works. It’s quite clever. Not sure the titanium adds anything functional (got the SS version too but gave it as a gift. ). Overall very pleased

LaserGuidedSock

170

Mar 21, 2019

damnit I JUST bought one of these last week off amazon oh well, maybe the 2 day shipping would have been worth it compared to $5 in savings but almost a month in shipping

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GearInfusion

Hi Michael, we got the goods out the door the day after the drop finished up and they were shipped from PA to NJ. I am sure it takes then a few days to sort the parts out prior to getting them out. I would follow up with customer service if/once it seems like there's an issue, they are an extremely helpful group. Hope it gets shipped out soon!

michaelh73

How long does the shipping take after my order?

MJLavelle

True. Many titanium alloys are very brittle and not well suited to applications where it will be stressed at very small points, such as using it for a wrench of this size. It also can not be hardened to the same degree as steel. It is a great material for structural parts in an aircraft or spacecraft. Not so good as a wrench. Titanium nitride coatings on things like drill bits or screwdriver bits or cutting blades are very effective, but that is microns thick with a suitable base metal.