Don't you think it's time for some new Juice models?

[Craig]

i dream about a KF4 but with scissors instead of the file, KS4 anyone?

Sounds goods, but I'd lose the serrated blade and keep the file.

[Craig]

i dream about a KF4 but with scissors instead of the file, KS4 anyone?

 Who uses a Juice saw anyhow?

Me! But I admit, not very often

[J-sews]

i dream about a KF4 but with scissors instead of the file, KS4 anyone?

 Who uses a Juice saw anyhow?

Me! But I admit, not very often

Okay, that makes one person.....

[J-sews]

maybe customization?

A difficult thing to do with Juices, on account of their riveted construction

[NeitherExtreme]

i dream about a KF4 but with scissors instead of the file, KS4 anyone?

Who uses a Juice saw anyhow?

Me! But I admit, not very often

Okay, that makes one person.....

I use it too... It's good for drywall and cutting the kinds of branches you use on a camping trip for walking sticks and whittling. Works as good as any other MT saw I've had. Not that MT saws are known for being super-useful , but I think it holds its own against the competition.

[rockyman500]

maybe customization?

A difficult thing to do with Juices, on account of their riveted construction

not necessarily, i mean that Leatherman has something for customization...like on the website, you pick and choose the features you want...

[J-sews]

i dream about a KF4 but with scissors instead of the file, KS4 anyone?

Who uses a Juice saw anyhow?

Me! But I admit, not very often

Okay, that makes one person.....

I use it too... It's good for drywall and cutting the kinds of branches you use on a camping trip for walking sticks and whittling. Works as good as any other MT saw I've had. Not that MT saws are known for being super-useful , but I think it holds its own against the competition.

Hmmm, well maybe it's just me who isn't much of a saw user?

[J-sews]

maybe customization?

A difficult thing to do with Juices, on account of their riveted construction

not necessarily, i mean that Leatherman has something for customization...like on the website, you pick and choose the features you want...

Ahh, I see what you mean now. Kinda like Buck Knives has on their website now:  http://www.buckknives.com/

(see BUILD A BUCK CUSTOM KNIFE)

[Leatherman123]

I'm with you, Bob! I like having a saw, but the Juice saw sucks IMO.. It warps quite easily!

[rockyman500]

I'm with you, Bob! I like having a saw, but the Juice saw sucks IMO.. It warps quite easily!

OK...what does warped mean for saws? dull?

and do you think its possible...customization?

[Benner]

i dream about a KF4 but with scissors instead of the file, KS4 anyone?

Who uses a Juice saw anyhow?

Me! But I admit, not very often

Okay, that makes one person.....

I use it too... It's good for drywall and cutting the kinds of branches you use on a camping trip for walking sticks and whittling. Works as good as any other MT saw I've had. Not that MT saws are known for being super-useful , but I think it holds its own against the competition.

Hmmm, well maybe it's just me who isn't much of a saw user?

Nope, i'm not either.

[Benner]

I'm with you, Bob! I like having a saw, but the Juice saw sucks IMO.. It warps quite easily!

OK...what does warped mean for saws? dull?

and do you think its possible...customization?

They can bend and twist and go out of shape.

[NeitherExtreme]

They can bend and twist and go out of shape.

Not that I'm doubting you, cause I realize the Juice saw is rather thin, but what exactly are you doing when it bends out of shape? I always thought thin saws were easier/better because you have to remove less material to get the cut.

[Benner]

They can bend and twist and go out of shape.

Not that I'm doubting you, cause I realize the Juice saw is rather thin, but what exactly are you doing when it bends out of shape? I always thought thin saws were easier/better because you have to remove less material to get the cut.

I was just explaining what warping was.    I don't really use them.

[NeitherExtreme]

They can bend and twist and go out of shape.

Not that I'm doubting you, cause I realize the Juice saw is rather thin, but what exactly are you doing when it bends out of shape? I always thought thin saws were easier/better because you have to remove less material to get the cut.

I was just explaining what warping was.    I don't really use them.

Ahhh, ok. It all makes sense now.