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Measure, electrical tester (screwdriver) and bradawl. Also a proper Swiss Army Pen knife, always useful if you get your arm trapped by a falling rock in a canyon.


Never can have enough, but I can never find one when I want one.


Perhaps there could be some SS swaps, I've got a few useless ones, and if you go on ebay around this time you can find "unwanted SS" or even better wait a few days and you can get an "unwanted Christmas present"


I've seen them in the past where a couple has split up and the present still unwrapped.

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