What multi tool, You using today?

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Still been carrying my pioneer. Love the pioneer paired with my 4 inch vise grips. I can get alot of tinkering done with that set up. Here we are starting some seeds for the garden.
 
I put a tiny awl on an old Leatherman Style CS and I'm currently using it to bore holes in random things for giggles. :p

I had bought the style CS on ebay so I could remove the knife blade and put it on a style PS in place of the scissors. I was just gonna throw it in the spare parts bin afterwards, but then I started seeing what else I had that could fit in the knife slot. Turns out I had a few things that could work, and the awl was one of them. It came off of a cheap multi tool that I took apart some time last year and then I couldn't reassemble it because the backsprings were too strong. :rolleyes:

I also had to resharpen the scissors. You can spread the scissors open wider by pushing the little fat spring bars into the handles with a flat screwdriver. It requires a bit of force, but it's easy enough once you know what you're doing. 👍
 
mitch13 said:
Very rare skeletool tree insect, ready to pounce😆
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Here in my part of Oklahoma we have silver ones. There is one that has been stocking me. It even sneaks into my pocket. Stealthy little creatures!
Like i have said before the skeletool seems to always make it back in my pocket. Paired with my pioneer i can get alot done.
 
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Surge and Crater in coyote tan skinth with some other stuff along for the ride. The Leatherman Surge is a large and capable multitool. I dont frequently have a need for the ratcheting bit driver, wrenches or pry tool, but they are very little extra weight and add some capabilty options. I have several multitool setups but this is a favorite. Forgot to add that I have about a 9-foot skein of small-diameter paracord tucked into the bottom of the skinth sheath to keep the top of the Surge raised up for easy access from the surrounding tools.
 
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Surge and Crater in coyote tan skinth with some other stuff along for the ride. The Leatherman Surge is a large and capable multitool. I dont frequently have a need for the ratcheting bit driver, wrenches or pry tool, but they are very little extra weight and add some capabilty options. I have several multitool setups but this is a favorite. Forgot to add that I have about a 9-foot skein of small-diameter paracord tucked into the bottom of the skinth sheath to keep the top of the Surge raised up for easy access from the surrounding tools.
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That wrap on the opening hole is a nice personal touch.
 
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