I found this Signal......do you think I would be able to save it? Does anyone have any tips?

I won a LM in a cattle showmanship competition when I was a young lad and have been hooked ever since. Free P4 has been my favorite unit but this Arc might take the cake.

My god this took a long time and a lot of tinkering but here they are on the copper scales with potential for tritium inserts. Though researching tritium took me down a rabbit hole here in usa I had no idea. So idk. But they are on.

My Dad gave me his Leatherman a couple of weeks ago because he could not stand to see me using a Gerber. I want to say he’s had it around 15 years, so I was pretty excited to get this.

My wife snagged one of these for me this Christmas. Works great!

Well dang.. someone got sweet deal.

Used to think dudes posting multiple tools was ridiculous. Now here we are.

Skeletool was a daily years ago. Recently has the blade warrantied, it’s now a front door princess.

Rebars been a daily for a few months. The blade access almost made me return it, but it was super easy to get used to. Has helped out many times.

Surge is a gem. Wanted one for a decade, found this one second hand with the bit kit package for half the price of retail. Reserved for around the property, the weight isn’t as bad as they say!

T’was a sad day :(

How long does a warranty exchange usually take ?

Waveweek

Hello guys, just acquired a surge, and I work in audiovisual, especially lights, so many times i need to cut short bolts and stuff like that So here is my question: Would you have a reference or a link for a metal saw that would fit on the surge ? Thank you 🙏🏼 Ps: I live in France so most of the American stuff is hard to get here

I was in the process of rebuilding my EDC. Digging through my box of pouches, pocket knives and bits and re-discovered an old friend in the depths of the action packer. Exactly what I needed for my kit. Jackpot.

It's listed for $249 now on their site. Some other sites also show that price (e.g. B&H) while others still have the old price of $229. I'd say, hurry up to get it soon if you want to save a bit...

I am having trouble finding the tool I have circled in this promotional picture. If anyone happens to know the name of it please let me know!

Anybody know if there’s an aftermarket set of nut drivers up to around 13mm I can get for a Leatherman arc that adapts to the screwdriver bit holder?

Is it normal for the two skeletools in the Costco bundle to look like this?

I have another Skeletool KBx and it doesn't look like this at all. This is the first of the variety of Leatherman tools/knives I own that have this copper colouring by the knife blade

I am looking to buy my first leatherman and I am wondering how often there are sales, if it is worth it to wait for one and if there are ways to get discounts by signing up for promotions? (am in canada)

small hardware store in northeast. owner knew he could sell for more online but sells them for $39.99 - what a guy! has a couple more too haha

Lots of us know this already, so this is just for those who don’t.

If you’re using a Leatherman, or any kind of pliers type multi tool as a screwdriver, you can usually open the handle to add more torque.

Because they can flex to different positions, you can use it much the same way you would use a strong arm bar where you complete half a rotation and swivel to the other side so you get half the speed, same amount of torque, but you can get past some obstructions.

I’ve tried this with the Leatherman Arc and Sidekick. Having free swinging hinges is easier to work with in most cases. Plus you don’t get the off-centre issue where the bits want to let go of the screw because of lateral forces from tying to use the tool folded, so it’s great for Phillips and flat head screws and other types that tend to cam-out.

Edit:

For those saying it’ll put too much force on the tool and bend or break, consider the amount of force it takes to round out the screw or damage the bit, and you’ll recall having done this without my little hack, and with everyday tools that don’t come with a 25-year you break it we fix it warranty. Something will probably give before your Leatherman does. It’ll be either the bit, or the fastener. Meanwhile, you can still turn out screws faster since you’re now working without that frustrating offset.

Also, don’t reef on your tools. Use your judgement to add a reasonable amount of torque for the more stubborn fasteners. If you use your head, you won’t blame me or your tools, then you won’t be the proverbial poor craftsman.

Would something like this:

https://www.victorinox.com/en/Products/Swiss-Army-Knives/Personal-Care/Nail-Clipper/p/8.2050.B1

Height: 7 mm Length: 60 mm Width: 13 mm

Fit with the leatherman arc, assuming some of the tools are removed to make room?