best commercial about E-tool

>>33939412
that's a high quality ad right there

>>33939412
Why is this in English

>Ukrainian Army commercial rips-off old Soviet propaganda book about Spetsnaz.

http://www.thelibertyman.com/downloads/Suvorov_Spetsnaz.pdf

Viktor Suvorov. Spetsnaz.
The Inside Story of the Soviet Special Forces
To Natasha and Alexander
Chapter 1. Spades and Men
Every infantryman in the Soviet Army carries with him a small spade. When he is
given the order to halt he immediately lies flat and starts to dig a hole in the ground
beside him. In three minutes he will have dug a little trench 15 centimetres deep, in
which he can lie stretched out flat, so that bullets can whistle harmlessly over his
head. The earth he has dug out forms a breastwork in front and at the side to act as
an additional cover. If a tank drives over such a trench the soldier has a 50% chance
that it will do him no harm. At any moment the soldier may be ordered to advance
again and, shouting at the top of his voice, will rush ahead. If he is not ordered to
advance, he digs in deeper and deeper. At first his trench can be used for firing in the
lying position. Later it becomes a trench from which to fire in the kneeling position,
and later still, when it is 110 centimetres deep, it can be used for firing in the standing
position. The earth that has been dug out protects the soldier from bullets and
fragments. He makes an embrasure in this breastwork into which he positions the
barrel of his gun. In the absence of any further commands he continues to work on
his trench. He camouflages it. He starts to dig a trench to connect with his comrades
to the left of him. He always digs from right to left, and in a few hours the unit has a
trench linking all the riflemen's trenches together. The unit's trenches are linked with
the trenches of other units. Dug-outs are built and communication trenches are added
at the rear. The trenches are made deeper, covered over, camouflaged and reinforced.
Then, suddenly, the order to advance comes again. The soldier emerges, shouting and
swearing as loudly as he can.

>>33939412
How can you dig stuff with a shovel that damn short?

I haven't been paying any real attention to the slavshit war, but there's no way combat actually looks like that, right?
>2011+6
>Engaging in trench warfare
ISHYGDDT

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>>33939412
I know there's some more wjq-308 commercials out there.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b60OZhrTB6o
These are some of the best dollars I've ever spent, the family uses the crap out of them on the farm because they do so many little jobs you normally don't have the tools to do.
>>33939553
It's actually pretty easy with an adjustable spade. My wjq-308s barely ever leave the 90 degree angle mode because you can dig crazy fast like that. I use it for gardening etc a lot too.
I use the crap out of them to dig up rocks that are poking through the soil. It barely takes any time and you've dug under and got them loose. It sure wouldn't take too long to dig yourself a hole to hide in.

>>33939519
really why was that in English?

>still sending swarms of infantry into battle

Why can Ukraine not into 2017?

>>33939412
thumb over bore lol

american advert every one has an ak is this about the isis ??

>>33939692
damn. i need one of this

>>33939519
fight for america goy

>>33939692
is it durable?
Multitool always has issue with being fraglie.

being as this is going to be an e-tool thread, who makes the best e-tool?

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>>33939634
Ukraine is like ww2

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>>33940923
I've been using my oldest for years(not pictured) and so has the family, beating it up pretty good. Cutting down trees, hitting rocks hard with them etc. It's definitely not very pretty any more since I last took pics of it.
The green wjq-308 is definitely heavier duty and better if you pick just one though.
But I normally use my black wjq-308-2 because it's lighter weight and most of the time I'm not dong the really hard work with it, just digging rocks out and similar.
The wjq-2 has a mine probe too, 9" long and slides through dirt like a hot knife through butter.

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>>33941003
can you mount it in to the lanyard hole?

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And I should add, my 2nd green wjq was free. You get free replacment from wjq-308.com within 3 years if literally anything breaks.
Dad broke the can opener on a rock and they sent me a new one, without returning the old. Pretty sweet deal.

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>>33941029
It'll go through there, but there's no real "mounting" option there.
I don't think it's meant to be used that way.

>>33939519
>>33940439
Obviously for the American market
They already know these High capacity assault shovels will never make it into Western Europe or Australia

>>33940998
what is that spike at the end for?

>>33943561
For hard clay soil I think. Correct me if I'm wrong.

>>33939692
>>33940998
Holy crap, that's one thing the Chinese can do well, how durable does the hinge mechanism seem, at 70-80$ it seems a little pricey, but if it's durable it might be a neat tool.

>>33943561
in the next post he says it's a mine probe

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>>33940976
Except no maneuver

>>33939412
Well made commercial
But it's EU shill up the ass and back, so much that it's cringy

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>>33940742

This is an Ukrainian Advert, not an American one.

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Oh fuck, I was looking at the WJQ-308 III Q5's page on the WJQ website, and one of the listed functions was "Mini Shield"

I knew that shit was translated from some Eastern Euro pig latin when it sounded like a retarded monk wrote it.

>We use shovel to meet our friend
>We get shovel to use when out of bullet, then move on
>Shovel help us dig hole so no squish by tank

>>33940998
How is the knife/axe blade on these? is there any indication that it is differently tempered than the rest of the shovel?

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>>33942981
>Obviously for the American market
We've already got a better E-tool, though.

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>>33945981
this
tri fold e-tool is the best e-tool

the only thing that the Soviet e-tool is better at is slit wood

>>33939634
Ukraine has basically devolved into ww1 except with modern vehicles. It's completely stalemated.

>>33945981
Really, I've got one of those that my father bought in the 80s, the steel in the central shaft started to deform the moment it was used for something more than digging a cathole, the design is pretty shit for anything other than that.

>>33945981
I can't swing it at commie skulls with a handle like that

>>33949154
>>33949186
American soldiers are paid enough to own nice knives and not need a filthy shovel for food prep.

>>33949791
Sure, but having an blade on the side of the shovel could be nice for going through roots/chopping branches

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>>33951934
Every US Army vehicle has a camp toolkit as part of its equipment.

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Cold Steel makes a Saperka clone called the "Special Forces Shovel". They run about $20. Had mine for years.

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>>33943776
>how durable does the hinge mechanism seem
Extremely on the green one. The black one is lower quality all around but I wanted one. Actually, the hinge mechanism came loose today, should have loctited it from the start because I've heard rumors of that happening. Lost half, but just stuck a standard bolt/nut through it and it does the same job till I can get a short metric screw to fit it just so it looks better. I'd have noticed if I was paying attention. The green one is the one that takes all the beating though, and that's held up perfectly. The black one is pretty light duty, mostly digging soft dirt. And that's the one that had a problem.
>>33945626
Sharp, and seems tough enough. I'm not banging it on rocks or anything.
The black shovel seems like it's made of softer steel. I notice worse gouges from striking rocks.
>>33943776
Pretty worth it in the green one's case. I've been using my black one all day out in the field though. (pic related)

>>33952094
Planning to buy one. What are your main complaints about it? Try to talk me out of it.

>>33939519

They got another language version in their channel if you want to go digging for it.

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I'm looking for a modern e-tool fashioned like pic related. It can be folded into a shovel, mattock, and hoe. With a straight wooden handle and a round knobby pommel.