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So, Laser-Cut Stainless Steel EDC Survival Disaster Prepper Credit Card Kits are a Thing
Made in the USA by Grim Workshop
I thought this Cordage Making Card, which allows you to cut plastic bottles into strips of material for repurposing, would be the most unusual thing I saw today:
But then I saw the rest of the what the manufacturer, Grim Workshop, makes. "Turn your wallet into an EDC tool kit," the company writes, "with Grim survival card tools."
"Grim Workshop credit card tool kits are all proudly made in the USA from hardened stainless steel."
"Each survival card tool kit is designed to be reusable and each item can be put back into the survival card when you are finished using it to be used repeatedly."
This market never ceases to amaze me.
Grim Workshop makes dozens of variants. See for yourself.
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I had a Victorinox SwissCard in '98! But these are pretty cool too I guess.