
All white for today 😍
I finally got the Garage #005 and I absolutely love it.
I wish the arc came with spring loaded pliers

I finally got the Garage #005 and I absolutely love it.
I wish the arc came with spring loaded pliers
The micra, one of my favorite little multi tools. The spring loaded scissors are awesome. The tweezers are surprisingly handy. Any other micra fans out there?
Everyone get your blankets and baskets ready for your picnics.
This next garage is a colab with a winery or some crap?
A bit disappointed. I'm clearly not the target audience, I'm not a drinker, I figure leatherman people would drink box wine though.
Good luck to those who participate in trying to get one, ive failed to get any of the garage items, not even the announcement emails, but I bet I'll get one for this one in a couple weeks.
Garage Batch #010
Any thoughts?
I’ve grown accustomed to carrying a multi-tool, and found they really do come in handy. I was flying for a bachelor party and wanted to bring one with me, but knew it had to be TSA compliant. I ended up throwing this one together, and while it worked for the occasion, it’s far from perfect. I wanna swap out the outside screwdriver for a pair of scissors, and maybe the file for something else. While it wasn’t noticed on my way down to Texas, however, TSA inspected it HARD on the way back and passed it. YMMV, but based on the published rules it’s technically allowed.
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Utilisateur d'un leatherman skeletool en multitool principal depuis longtemps, j'ai vu dernièrement que Gerber avait sorti une nouvelle référence, le stakeout drive.
Je l'ai depuis plusieurs semaines et je trouve que c'est une mise à jour intéressante du skeletool.
Il a l'avantage de proposer en plus de la pince, du porte embout et de la lame, une lime qui fait également prybar et une paire de ciseaux.
Il propose également une règle en cm/inch mais cela me semble plutôt anecdotique.
A noter que le porte-embout est de type universel.
Au niveau des critiques;
- je préfère le profil de lame du skeletool, mais je préfère une lame totalement lisse plutôt que dentelée ;
- le skeletool est plus compact, moins épais (mais il propose moins de fonctionnalités)
Au niveau du poids on passe de 150 à 190 g et pour le prix on est de l'ordre de 80$/€
Bref si leatherman proposait un skeletool v2, il pourrait s'inspirer du gerber.
Bought a discontinued charge plus last week. Then a MUT, days after. Then waiting for my arc talos next week. Used to collect sneakers and gun laws up here in Canada suck.
I was trying to cut this tag off a shirt since it was in a weird area (shoulder) and was visible through the shirt (white). My wave alpha could not cut it at all. My ARC could cut it just fine, and so did one of my SAKs. Anyone else have a dull pair of scissors out of the box? Or is it just me?
Looks like I need to go look up a scissor sharpening tutorial, it's been a minute since I sharpened any of my SAKs.
Okay so my fiance was "playing" with my Wingman. Opening it up and checking it out and closed it wrong and the pliers are now somehow behind the screwdriver locking mechanism? How do I fix this?
they weren't available at my Costco so I didn't know about it. I was able to order them through Costco delivery and I'm so excited. I will keep one for myself and give the other to my buddy for Christmas, so thanks for posting about it!
Context: I'd like to make a black charge with ti scales.
Question: Has anyone tried putting the ti scales on the regular charge plus? Do the black pivot screws fit the ti scales? I know the scales have deeps for screw heads. Are they wide enough to accommodate the black charge plus screws?