Hyde 209651 17 in 1 Painters Multi Tool

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So if you’re using the cap to tap a nail in and you’re not careful, you’ll end up with a hex imprint on the wood. As a control unit, representative of the simpler models, we also looked at the Hyde 06986 6-in-1 Multi-Tool. It accomplishes all the more common multi-tool functions (scrape flat surfaces and contours, spread putty, open out cracks, open bottles, pull nails or pound them in) but also incorporates many new ones. If you’re on a slightly tighter budget and willing to sacrifice a few of the more advanced features of the 17-in-1, we recommend the basic Hyde 06986 6-in-1 Multi-Tool.

To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. By Mark Fix it Friends with Benefits fun videos HisFixitUpLife How-to Love it Painting Tools We don’t just say we love our Hyde Tools 17-in-1 multi-tool, we mean it.I've never seen that with the nail set in the end, I'm going to have to check my sundries suppliers now. com is a product authorized by or in any way connected with any manufacturers displayed on this page. The blade of the Hyde also has two wrench cutouts (¾-inch and 11/16-inch), which are sized to fit the connections on a paint sprayer. The nail set is really low quality and it actually bent the first time we tried to use it (none of the other painter’s tools come with a nail set).

The 17-in-1 multi-tool is extra-tricked with everything from an on-board nail set and screw driver to a bottle opener.After looking at about 30 different available painter’s tools, we noticed that the Hyde was the only one with the small roller cutout. It is missing a number of the functions of our main pick, such as the small roller cut-out, the screwdrivers, and the bottle opener. Hyde’s newest tool combines the company’s trademark high-quality, lightweight design with a tool that can: 1. Hardly a project goes by—from installing a new door (pry-bar, door stop) to building a pergola (marking the ground) to what it’s actually made for: Painting a room—that we don’t use it.