TI EDC WRENCH 2.0

Everyday-carry tools live or die by how much they can do without becoming a burden in a pocket. TI EDC WRENCH 2.0 takes that brief literally: the maker describes a pocket-size titanium body that houses eight separate functions, pitched at DIY work, outdoor use and daily carry.

Eight functions in one body

• Adjustable wrench, designed to handle bolts and nuts of various sizes
• Bottle opener
• Window breaker, intended for emergencies such as being trapped in a vehicle
• Screwdriver for small screws and quick repairs
• Folding cutter for opening packages and cutting cord
• Back clip for attaching to a belt or pocket
• Measuring caliper for simple measurement tasks
• Rope hole for attaching to a backpack or key ring via a carabiner

The adjustable wrench is the centerpiece, and the maker positions it for repair and DIY jobs. The remaining tools cover common small tasks: the folding cutter for packaging and string, the screwdriver for fine adjustments, and the caliper for occasional measuring.

Titanium construction

According to the maker, the choice of titanium is meant to keep weight down while preserving durability, which it presents as the main point of difference from other multitools. The design is described as simple and refined, with the clip and rope hole giving several ways to carry it.

TI EDC WRENCH 2.0 was introduced as a Kickstarter project. The source page states that the campaign attracted support well beyond its target, though it gives no figures.