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Ayse Multipro was a type of extremely innovative and well-designed multitools developed by famed and beloved entrepreneur [[2 Ayse]]. The multitool was
[[File:Multipro.png|thumb|The deluxe and best selling model of the Ayse Multipro; the Ayse 100. The Deluxe Model famously housed over 90 tools upon its small, handheld body. It allowed for extreme dexterity and ease of transportation for young and middle aged construction workers seeking a tool that rendered them a 'pro' at any skill - drilling, sawing, navigating, hammering, etc. it sold so many copies that every family in the 'PALM' islands owned at least 4 per person. ]]
Ayse Multipro was a type of extremely innovative and well-designed multitools developed by famed and beloved entrepreneur [[2 Ayse]]. Created in Jakarta, the Multipro's reach extended across Malaysia and Indonesia, helping many young people explore new opportunities in construction

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The deluxe and best selling model of the Ayse Multipro; the Ayse 100. The Deluxe Model famously housed over 90 tools upon its small, handheld body. It allowed for extreme dexterity and ease of transportation for young and middle aged construction workers seeking a tool that rendered them a 'pro' at any skill - drilling, sawing, navigating, hammering, etc. it sold so many copies that every family in the 'PALM' islands owned at least 4 per person.

Ayse Multipro was a type of extremely innovative and well-designed multitools developed by famed and beloved entrepreneur 2 Ayse. Created in Jakarta, the Multipro's reach extended across Malaysia and Indonesia, helping many young people explore new opportunities in construction