I it Aberdrew Hope you can find a way to move it over or find a way to store your blades other than that it is awesome
Quote from: Poncho65 on August 14, 2016, 04:16:50 PMI it Aberdrew Hope you can find a way to move it over or find a way to store your blades other than that it is awesome I'm already thinking about moving it to the Wave handle as the Wave's lock pivot is smaller....
Very cool idea mate.
Nice creative thinking on this one!
Quote from: NeitherExtreme on August 30, 2016, 04:20:05 AMNice creative thinking on this one! Thanks. Also, here's a picture that shows how much I had to shape the t-shank adapter...
I have to say, that I've been thinking of making an upsized version of this with a Surge and a Supertool 300. A Super-Surge 300?
Quote from: Aberdrew13 on September 09, 2016, 03:13:31 PMI have to say, that I've been thinking of making an upsized version of this with a Surge and a Supertool 300. A Super-Surge 300? That sounds lovely Get on with it man
So far, I've only had call to use the Leatherman T-shank blade. it works well for cutting plastic wiremold. It's a little course for metal though, so I do need to pick up some more.I also need to look at the t-shank blades that are available and see if there are more of the small ones for this holder, or more for the holder on the Surge. I just bought a ST 300 for the upsized mod.