My sister in law gave me this for my birthday. It was in bubble wrap with no instructions. I love house plants and gardening and I used it to prune a couple of pepper plants that I intend to bring in for the winter.
I am going to venture a guess that is is some type of gardening tool?
The 2 blades on the top are a saw with offset teeth and a blade that is serrated on one side for a short length and the rest of the blade is unsharpned.
It has the shears on the front.
The other 2 blades on the bottom of the picture consist of a forked blade that is beveled on both sides inside of the fork. and the other is just a common knife blade.
I have seen nothing like that before.
The other picture has absolutely nuttin to do with that multi-tool
Peace,
gordon

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The forked blade is a weed puller. I'm not sure what the serrated one is. But, yes, a gardening multi-tool.

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G.T. Smith: The forked cutting tool is used to thrust into the planting bed soil in a circular pattern to release a young plant's root ball intact enough to allow a healthy transfer. It cuts the extra long roots radiating out from the root ball. .......... Big Cholla

Yeah, I think it's for gardeners. The shears are definitely for pruning. The forked blade for weeding and what Big Cholla mentioned.

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You are quite correct...the pic on the right only has limited value to gardening. You need to send to me to clean up your gardening tool box.

Where in SC MO are you? Family owns a small parcel of land near Mountain View.

The one on the left is for gardening. The one on the right is for stopping fights that other people start.


Okie John

Its for gardening... I got one of those for my last wife... best darn trade I ever did...