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The Opinel No. 09 DIY is a French-made folding knife and multi-tool with a drop-point stainless blade, wire stripper, and built-in screwdriver bits — buy online now for just $17.58, discounted 50% from $35.15.
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Categories : Folding Knives
SKU : CUT-FOL-054
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The Opinel No. 09 DIY Folding Pocket Knife and Multi-Tool is the tool-box essential for handymen, electricians, and campers: a robust 3.15" drop-point Sandvik stainless blade plus a wire stripper, wire cutter, and magnetized bit holder with two built-in screwdriver bits. Researching the Opinel No. 09 DIY multi-tool review or how to use the wire stripper? Buy it here: $17.58, down from $35.15 — a 50% discount — plus coupon BENCH10 for 10% more off at Cutter's Bench.
Insert wire into the notch, squeeze lightly, twist to score insulation, and pull off the jacket. To use the driver, rotate the bit out of the handle and seat it in the magnetized holder — the Virobloc ring locks the blade and driver during use.
This is the pocket knife electricians actually carry: strip wire, drive screws, cut zip ties, and make general cuts with one $17.58 tool. It's equally at home in a glovebox, backpack, or office drawer.
Compared to full-size multi-tools at $40–$100, the No. 09 DIY covers the most-used functions — blade, driver, wire work — at a fraction of the price. Compared to the standard Opinel No. 09, the DIY adds all tool functions for a small price difference. Want survival features instead? See the No. 08 Outdoor, also 50% off.
$17.58 vs. $35.15 — half off, and coupon BENCH10 stacks 10% more. Add it to any order to push past the $45.00 free-shipping line, or buy two and still stay under $40.
Three tools in one pocket knife — drop-point blade, wire stripper/cutter, and magnetized screwdriver bit holder — at a $17.58 sale price
Accepts standard 1" bits with a magnetized holder, so it adapts to any job instead of a fixed-tool multi-tool costing 2–5x more
Fiberglass-reinforced polyamide handle shrugs off shocks, humidity, and extreme temps — a 50%-off workhorse with extra 10% coupon BENCH10 savings
Tools: Wire stripper, wire cutter notches, magnetized bit holder, flat head 4 mm bit, Phillips 3.5–5 mm bit
Weight: 2 oz (57 g)
Best For: Electricians, handymen, glovebox carry, bushcraft
Blade Length: 3.15" (80 mm), drop point
Product Type: Folding Pocket Knife and Multi-Tool
Blade Material: Sandvik 12C27 stainless steel
Overall Length: 6.75" (171 mm)
Handle Material: Fiberglass-reinforced polyamide, lanyard hole
Model or Series: No. 09 DIY
Bit Compatibility: Standard 1" bits
Country of Origin: France
Seller: Cutter's Bench
Sale: $17.58 | Compare-at: $35.15 | Save: 50% | Coupon BENCH10: extra 10% | Free shipping over $45 — add a second tool and still save.
Full-size multi-tools average $60+. The No. 09 DIY covers the daily-driver functions — sharp stainless blade, functional wire work, swappable screwdriver bits — in a 2 oz knife that fits a pocket. In head-to-head comparisons, it wins on weight, price, and blade quality.
Bundle with the No. 08 Outdoor for a complete 50%-off outdoor kit, or the Wüsthof santoku for the workshop-to-kitchen combo — both ship free together over the $45 threshold.
Here at Cutter's Bench for $17.58 — 50% off the $35.15 list price — with fast, secure online checkout.
The current sale price is $17.58, down from $35.15. Coupon BENCH10 gives an extra 10% off, and orders over $45 ship free.
Reviewers rate it a standout value: a genuinely usable blade plus practical wire and screwdriver functions in a lightweight 2 oz package. It wins comparisons against bulkier, pricier multi-tools for everyday tasks.
For stripping, seat wire in a notch, squeeze, twist, and pull off insulation. For driving, swivel a bit out of the handle into the magnetized holder — it also accepts any standard 1" bit you swap in.
Yes — wire stripping notches, wire cutting, flat and Phillips drivers, and a tough general blade cover most field tasks. It's a trusted backup or primary pocket tool for electrical work.
I'm an electrician and this thing handles the small stuff constantly — wire stripping is genuinely clever and the flathead bit has tightened plenty of panel screws for me. The blade opens boxes all day. At $17.58 it costs less than lunch and I've used it every single workday for two months.
Screwdriver bits in the handle, a wire stripper, and a proper knife all in one. It's slim enough for jeans and light enough to forget it's there.
I keep this on the workbench for quick jobs and it's replaced reaching for a dedicated driver half the time. The drop-point blade came sharp and holds an edge fine for cardboard and zip ties. Only caveat: the bits don't lock, so don't expect serious torque. For light DIY it's superb.
The tools work as advertised and the build quality is solid. That said, the added features make the handle noticeably thicker than a regular Opinel, so pocket comfort suffers a little. Good value if you'll actually use the screwdriver and stripper.
