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Wrench
Unlike regular adjustable wrenches, the wrench jaws on the Guppie are serrated, like plier jaws. There are fine serrations out to the tip, with a coarse serrated gripping area in near the base. Maximum jaw opening is 3/4 inch (19mm).Frame
The intricate frame of the Guppie is cast and cut from a single piece of stainless steel. Finish is bead blast stainless, with a few components given a deep black finish for contrast.Utilizing a spring loaded gate, a large cut-out portion of the frame functions as a carabiner. (Note that the carabiner is not intended for weight-bearing applications.)
Blades and Tools
The knife blade on the Guppie is 2 inch long (51mm). It features a drop point profile, with a large thumbhole for one hand opening.Locking Mechanism
The knife blade does not lock open.Other Features
In the base of the Guppie there is a hex bit receptacle with a magnetic bit holder. (Magnet seems rather weak.)A removable plastic bit carrier is positioned along one side of the tool. It has stations for four 1/4 inch hex bits. In one end there is a high intensity LED light, with slide switch. The bit carrier uses two strong magnets and two close-fitting plastic pegs to remain attached to the side of the Guppie.
A pocket clip is secured to the side opposite the bit carrier.
A lip on one jaw of the carabiner can be used to open bottle caps and metal jar lids.
Sheath
No sheath is included with the Guppie.Dimensions
- Length = 3-5/8" (92mm)
- Width = 2" (51mm)
- Thickness, with bit carrier installed = 1" (25mm)
- Weight = 5.3 oz (150g)
Variations
In 2009 an all black version of the Guppie will be available.History
Introduced at the 2007 Shot Show, became generally available later that summer.Related Knives
The Li'l Guppie is basically a scaled down version.More Info
- CRKT Guppie owner's manual
- Guppie Review at Multitool.org
- Guppie photo essay and discussion - courtesy Spoonrobot on Multitool.org Forums
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