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Design - July 14 2006Military Dog Tag Multi-Tool
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Only slightly thicker than a standard dog tag, this Dog Tag Tool is a conceptual and literal variation on the kit housed in a Swiss Army knife. The tool contains a knife, bottle opener, flathead/Philips screwdrivers, said nail file, tweezers, and an LED torch (requires two lithium batteries, which are included). (There's a lame oversight at the retail level by not allowing for customized dog tags, but there you are.) If wearing the tool like a standard dog tag is uncomfortable, it fits nicely on a keychain in the pocket. | Via Double Viking | By: robert o'neill |
gijoemanning (74) |
If you could have your own text printed on these I would buy 2. |
(NR) |
It is too bad that you can't customize the text, but it's still pretty cool! |
trx0x (5) |
for every cool tech/product blog out there, there's always someone who thinks the blog is a company that sells or designs the products they feature. it amazes me.. |
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NFaust (18) |
Perhaps I misunderstood your comment, but I'm pretty sure no one here is under the impression that PD is the one manufacturing any of these products. The whole point of the "add a comment" feature is so that people can comment on the products featured. |
robert (27) |
NFaust, I think what trx0x is referring to is comment spam that I deleted from a chinese company that wanted to resell this product, or make LEDs for us or whatever it was. trx0x was a little quicker at catching it than I was, but still thought his comment was funny, so left it up. Makes his comment seem out of context though now. Hopefully this will clarify. |
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NFaust (18) |
Haha, no worries guys |
Posted: July 14 2006