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    This is an ever changing page.

    ROLR Tool Co started out with a few things in mind - Make a multi tool for EDC, that is completely stripped of all the "features", and only have the most basic functions. Not features, but FUNCTIONS.

    Pliers. Ones that can grip a nut or a bolt. No needle nose. A bit holder. One that accepts standard run of the mill 1/4" bits. No weird flat bits. And a pry bar, or "Iron Finger Nail". Your knife is for cutting stuff. Duh.

    And, no more pot metal. No stamped metal. No cast junk. Tools carved out of a solid block of metal. Every piece.

    Another thing - Make it easy to open! No need for a "tool" to open your "tool". Just flip it out, use it, flip it back in. Even with gloves on.

    I'm currently just a one man show over here, outside the manufacturing team over at Kanyon Manufacturing. There's lots to do, and little resources to do it.

    This page is going to get long. Very long. So, if you read this far, thank you.There's no real good way to explain all this stuff, so I'm just going to keep putting my jumbled wild hair-brained thoughts down here, and maybe someday it will make some sense.

    Stay tuned!

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