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Elegant Cache River multitool stores spare bits in its body

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The James Brand’s Cache River tool is available now for US$60
The James Brand
The Cache RIver multitool features a lanyard attachment point at its base
The James Brand
The Cache River tool screws apart for easy access to spare bits
The James Brand
The Cache River tool is shaped like an oversized pen, with a magnetic bit holder found where the nib would be
The James Brand
The James Brand’s latest multitool strikes an elegant tone
The James Brand
The James Brand’s Cache River tool is available now for US$60
The James Brand
The Cache River is designed to be easily slipped into a pocket when not in use
The James Brand
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There’s no shortage of multitools on the market these days, but not all strike the same elegant tone of The James Brand’s offerings. The latest from the Portland-based toolmaker is a basic but stylish bit driver, which neatly stows its extra bits away in its cylindrical body.

The James Brand's new Cache River tool is shaped like an oversized pen, with a magnetic bit holder found where the nib would be. Included with the tool are Phillips #2, Torx T6 & Wiha Slotted 4.5 bits, with the two that aren’t being used able to be packed inside the anodized aluminum body, which screws open for easy access.

The Cache River tool screws apart for easy access to spare bits
The James Brand

With a weight of just 1.2 oz (36 g), length of 3.9 in (9.9 cm) and diameter of 0.53 in (1.4 cm), the Cache River is designed to be easily slipped into a pocket when not in use. A lanyard attachment point at its base opens up other options, however, enabling it to also be hooked up to a keyring or belt loop.

The James Brand’s Cache River tool is available now, and is priced at US$60.

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2 comments
paul314
Beautiful, and beautifully made, but for everyday use I think I'll stick with the Sparkfun version with similar size and weight but 7 bits for $3.99.
BlueOak
$60 for a 3-bit tool - it had better be elegant and refined.

While there isn’t a lot of refinement in the similar sized, bits stored inside, tool we have, it cost only $5.

Something in between with nice refinement for $20 might be more interesting.