POCKET CLIP FOR LEATHERMAN JUICE S2 OR ANY JUICE

[afinitaln]

As a fisherman, I decided to add some fishing practicality to solve a minor problem of mine, I wanted to get rid of the pocket bulge of the s2 so I add some SPRO split rings to a swivel and attached one end to a P7 pocket clip from TEK and the other end to the famous S2 original.

[Kampfer]

As a fisherman, I decided to add some fishing practicality to solve a minor problem of mine,

Nice work, if you are a real hardcore fisherman, you shall use a real fish hook instead of P7 

[afinitaln]

Hard core fisherman know better than to put a hook in your pocket.

[JAfromMn]

 

[Zed]

You think a s2 is bulgie you want to see my xe6 bulge  nice clip 

[afinitaln]

I have an xe6 as well I thought it was to heavy for pocket carry I tried the same set up on that, it didn't work as well, xe6 is great for sheath on belt or in backpack or glove box. I love my xe6, but let me tell you I love the S2 lightness and with the p7 set up I can't even feel that I'm carrying a multitool.

[johnnylion]

Hi Folks,

New to the forum, but I thought I'd share this hack for putting a clip on a Juice. I used the same TEC P-7 Suspension-Clip that others have mentioned, but I epoxied mine to my new Juice. Works like a charm! Hopefully the attached photo works~

Cheers, John

[Kampfer]

Welcome and nice mod!

[enki_ck]

Yes, it does. Nice hack.

And welcome to the forum.

I'd personally prefer attaching it with something like the 3M VHB doubles sided tape. Strong stuff, but removable if you have to.

[Kampfer]

I'd personally prefer attaching it with something like the 3M VHB doubles sided tape. Strong stuff, but removable if you have to.

I tried it, not enough surface to apply enough tape to hold.

[enki_ck]

I'd personally prefer attaching it with something like the 3M VHB doubles sided tape. Strong stuff, but removable if you have to.

I tried it, not enough surface to apply enough tape to hold.

Full size top to bottom, 4x0,7cm of surface.

Just use an X-acto knife to cut around the whole clip and top cutout when done. And apply lots of pressure first when you glue it on the clip, and then when you glue it to the tool.