Has anyone used a “pliers-wrench” such as
KNIPEX Tools 86 03 125, 5-Inch Mini Pliers Wrench
https://www.amazon.com/Knipex-Tools-86-03-125/dp/B00I8N282O/
More generally, thinking about “minimalist toolkit” possibilities.
Suppose you want the most fixing-stuff capability from the smallest possible tool roll.
“Most fixing-stuff capability” means if something needs McGyvering on a house, engine, vehicle, you’ll have a pretty decent chance at having the tool(s) needed.
“Smallest possible” means start at what will fit in a manila envelope, or a sock, and squeeze it farther down in volume and weight as far as you can. Eternal acclaim if it fits in a sandwich-sized Ziplock, or an Altoid tin.
Seems to me a driver handle with a collection of bits should take care of screws, Allen head and Torx fasteners, and can be pretty compact. But you still need something for nuts/bolts; for gripping and turning/bending things; for cutting things; for hitting and prying things.
So I was thinking take one of those Knipex thingys, it can un/fasten most nuts and bolts. Grind a 1/4” long cutting edge into one jaw, it can serve as nippers. Maybe there’s a way to shape one handle to make a mini prybar.