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Apr 27 2010, 5:41am CDT | by Shane McGlaun
The Switch is a modular knife with a gob of attachments. Depending on what you think you might need to do or how thick you want the Switch to be you can remove or add tolls to the modular knife design. The Switch ships with a pair of external covers, a tool for talking the works apart, and three interior axel assemblies.
The list of tools includes Standard Knife, Pliers, Scissors, Nail File, Tweezers, Thin Flathead Screwdriver, Phillips-Head Screwdriver, Eyeglass Phillips-Head Screwdriver, Eyeglass Flathead Screwdriver, Wood Saw, Serrated Blade, Corkscrew, Combination Bottle Opener/Flathead Screwdriver, Combination Can Opener/Wire Stripper, Pen, Magnifying Glass, LED Flashlight, and 1GB USB Memory Stick. You can pre-order the thing now for $68 and only 1250 will be offered with 126 of them already spoken for.
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