Small Tools, Big Debate | Planning to Restore a G-Shock (EP 048)

Small tools, big opinions, and even bigger laughs!This week on EDC-TV, Grant and John dive deep into the SOG PowerPint, exploring its strengths, quirks, and questionable scissors. From compound leverage pliers to surprisingly capable can openers, the PowerPint gets a full real world breakdown after weeks of daily carry.The conversation branches into the wild world of compact multi‑tools, Leatherman nostalgia, the infamous Juice flatheads, and why the Mini is both “utterly useless” and “utterly adorable.” Grant and John also react to CRKT’s newly released Fulcrum 2, compare it to the legendary Fulcrum Flame, and debate whether fidget factor outweighs function.From obscure Gerber classics like the Multi‑Light, to Jeep‑branded “Spider Guppy” hybrids, to the rising trend of pocket‑sized adjustable wrenches like the Knipex Cobra XS and WorkPro alternatives, this episode is a tour through multitool history, innovation, and questionable design choices.Plus: John begins a new restoration project on a Casio G‑Shock GA‑100, shares the joys and horrors of battery hunting, and promises future updates (and possibly new swear words).If you love EDC gear, pocket tools, Swiss Army knives, or just two enthusiasts having a blast, this episode is packed with insights, stories, and gear you’ve probably never seen before.Remember: If you want great EDC content, support great EDC content. Like, share, subscribe, and join the community at forum.multitool.org, SAKWiki.com, and gearfeed.org.#EDCTV #EverydayCarry #Multitool #SOGPowerPint #Leatherman #Victorinox #SwissArmyKnife #CRKT #Fulcrum2 #EDCCommunity #GearReview #KnifeCommunity #CasioGShock #WatchRestoration #GerberTools #EDCDiscussion #PocketTools #GearFeed #MultitoolOrg