Description
This dog multi-tool packs seven handy functions into a flat black metal silhouette of a sitting pup, one ear folded over and tail up. Cut into its body are three hexagonal spanner openings marked 6, 8 and 10, rising in size from chest to haunch, while the front leg carries a ruler edge with printed markings from 0 to 2. The front paw ends in a small cross-head screwdriver tip, and a round hole at the eye lets it sit on a keyring. It measures 7cm long, 4.8cm wide and just 0.2cm thick, and weighs only 0.033KG, so it slips into a pocket, wallet or bag without adding bulk.
We think it earns its place wherever small jobs crop up: a kitchen drawer, a desk tidy, a toolbox, the glovebox or a bike bag. Tightening a loose screw on a cupboard handle, nipping up a small nut or checking a quick measurement all take seconds when the tool is already on your keys. The dog silhouette gives it a playful character, so it feels more like a little companion than a piece of workshop kit, and it makes a cheerful small gift for anyone who likes to be prepared for the everyday fix.
It is cut from a single flat piece of metal with a smooth black finish, so there are no hinges or moving parts to work loose. The hexagon openings, ruler and screwdriver tip are all part of the same piece, which keeps it slim and easy to carry every day. To keep it looking its best, wipe it with a soft dry cloth after use and store it somewhere dry. Thread it onto your keys so it is always to hand, or tuck it into a card as a thoughtful little extra for someone who always seems to need a screwdriver.
Specification
| Brand |
Rex London |
| Material |
Metal |
| Length |
7cm |
| Width |
4.8cm |
| Height |
0.2cm |
| Weight |
0.033KG |
Frequently Asked
How big is the dog multi-tool?
It measures 7cm long, 4.8cm wide and 0.2cm thick and weighs 0.033KG, so it is small enough to sit on a keyring or in a pocket.
What tools does it include?
Its seven functions include three hexagon spanner openings marked 6, 8 and 10, a ruler edge, a cross-head screwdriver tip and a round hole for a keyring.
Can I put it on my keys?
Yes, the round hole at the dog's eye takes a keyring or split ring, so it can travel on your keys or clip onto a bag.
What is it made of?
It is made from metal with a black finish, cut as one flat piece with no hinges or moving parts to loosen over time.
How should I look after it?
Wipe it with a soft dry cloth after use and keep it somewhere dry, which is good general practice for any small metal tool.