History: Par Aide Superintendent Tool
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Jaws
- Multi Tasker jaws are tight enough to cut paper, yet built strongly enough to handle more demanding cutting jobs like cardstock, plastic blister pack material, and thin sheet metal.
- There is also a wire cutter notch located in near the pivot.
- Jaws are spring loaded.
- Using the patented Gerber system of sliding jaws, simply depress the two buttons on the handles and the jaws slide out and lock into position.
- Finish on the jaws is black oxide.
Handles/Frame
Each handle is comprised of stainless steel sheet bent into an S shape. This allows the tool to have both outside-opening and inside-opening blades.The word PROFESSIONAL is etched into one handle. Finish is highly polished stainless steel.
Blades and Tools
plier tool
removeable file
back side
low angle
- Small folding pliers, spring loaded. 3" long (75mm)
- Plain edge knife blade, with:
- Drop point profile
- Outside opening (able to be used without extending the pliers)
- Thumb stud for one-hand opening
- Liner lock
- Measures 2-1/2" long (65mm)
- Combination can opener/small flathead screwdriver
- Combination bottle opener/medium flathead screwdriver
- Three-sided file blade (removeable)
- Saw blade
- Phillips screwdriver with square shank
Locking Mechanism
Only the knife blade locks open, utilizing a standard liner lock.
Other Features
A sturdy belt clip is mounted onto one side.
Sheath
None.
Dimensions
- Length open= 6-1/2" (165mm)
- Length closed = 4-3/4" (120mm)
- Width closed = 1-3/8" (34mm)
- Thickness = 7/8" (22mm)
- Weight = 8.9 oz (251g)
Background/Related Tools
Made in Dalian China. Originally imported by Fiskars as the Excalibur Multi-Snip.
Variations
The Excalibur tool differs from the Paul Chen only in the markings etched on the handles, and the finish on the small folding plier tool. (Paul Chen = black pliers, Excalibur = zinc plated pliers)
More Info
- Paul Chen Multi Tasker review - at Multitool.org
History
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removeable file | |
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back side | |
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low angle |
- Small folding pliers, spring loaded. 3" long (75mm)
- Plain edge knife blade, with:
- Drop point profile
- Outside opening (able to be used without extending the pliers)
- Thumb stud for one-hand opening
- Liner lock
- Measures 2-1/2" long (65mm)
- Combination can opener/small flathead screwdriver
- Combination bottle opener/medium flathead screwdriver
- Three-sided file blade (removeable)
- Saw blade
- Phillips screwdriver with square shank
Locking Mechanism
Only the knife blade locks open, utilizing a standard liner lock.Other Features
A sturdy belt clip is mounted onto one side.Sheath
None.Dimensions
- Length open= 6-1/2" (165mm)
- Length closed = 4-3/4" (120mm)
- Width closed = 1-3/8" (34mm)
- Thickness = 7/8" (22mm)
- Weight = 8.9 oz (251g)
Background/Related Tools
Made in Dalian China. Originally imported by Fiskars as the Excalibur Multi-Snip.Variations
The Excalibur tool differs from the Paul Chen only in the markings etched on the handles, and the finish on the small folding plier tool. (Paul Chen = black pliers, Excalibur = zinc plated pliers)More Info
- Paul Chen Multi Tasker review - at Multitool.org
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