What Did You Use Your Multitool For Today?

[Gareth]

Probably similar to the ones I get when taking pictures of beer bottles being opened

The words "withering", "resigned", "despondent" and perhaps even "scornful" come to mind.

Don't be embarrassed Gareth, you are with folk that understand. 

Thanks mate.

[Mercury]

Probably similar to the ones I get when taking pictures of beer bottles being opened

The words "withering", "resigned", "despondent" and perhaps even "scornful" come to mind.

Don't be embarrassed Gareth, you are with folk that understand. 

Thanks mate.

It's all fun and games until you're the only one with a bottle opener on a camping trip and everyone wants a beer.  Oh, and none of them remembered to even bring a pocket knife either.  But I'm not bitter...   

[Blackbeard]

Used my diesel's pliers to hold/rotate end pieces of surge while I adjusted torx security screw to straighten those little end pieces out, got pinched a few times since there wasnt much meat for pliers to grab onto.

[Kmarr]

I used the philips on the Core HARD to fix a loose locker door!

[andre0407]

Used my Charge AL to cut out some silicon sheets.

[GraysonK]

I need a project for my MT or SAK or something today...grrrr...bad night at work. 

[Shane769]

Probably similar to the ones I get when taking pictures of beer bottles being opened

The words "withering", "resigned", "despondent" and perhaps even "scornful" come to mind.

Don't be embarrassed Gareth, you are with folk that understand. 

Thanks mate.

It's all fun and games until you're the only one with a bottle opener on a camping trip and everyone wants a beer.  Oh, and none of them remembered to even bring a pocket knife either.  But I'm not bitter...   

No, not bitter...
Know the feeling, except I was 1 of 2 with a Leatherman, and there was 40 other students on the trip.... And some thought cans and no can openers was no big deal.

[Gareth]

Probably similar to the ones I get when taking pictures of beer bottles being opened

The words "withering", "resigned", "despondent" and perhaps even "scornful" come to mind.

Don't be embarrassed Gareth, you are with folk that understand. 

Thanks mate.

It's all fun and games until you're the only one with a bottle opener on a camping trip and everyone wants a beer.  Oh, and none of them remembered to even bring a pocket knife either.  But I'm not bitter...   

No, not bitter...
Know the feeling, except I was 1 of 2 with a Leatherman, and there was 40 other students on the trip.... And some thought cans and no can openers was no big deal.

it is no big deal, there's almost always someone there to bail them out.   Either that or they go hunger for a couple of days, seems they don't care that much.

[TxSxB]

I beat an empty bottle return bin into submission with my Wave

[Mr. Whippy]

No, not bitter...
Know the feeling, except I was 1 of 2 with a Leatherman, and there was 40 other students on the trip.... And some thought cans and no can openers was no big deal.

True story:

A friend came home and found an empty and completely flat small cat food can on the kitchen floor--as if it had been pounded flat with a hammer.  He picked it up and tossed it without much thought.  A couple days later, same thing happened.  He asked his kids what this was all about but they pled ignorance.

Finally, one day he came home from work early and found a half flattened/half empty tin on the floor and the dog on his dog bed, smelling of catfood.

The dog had figured out how to open the lower cupboard and simply removed a tin of catfood.  No opposable thumbs?  No problem.  He just chewed it flat, squeezing all that catfood goodness out as he went.


Shane, next time you might suggest that method to the ill prepared students....

[Neil]

No, not bitter...
Know the feeling, except I was 1 of 2 with a Leatherman, and there was 40 other students on the trip.... And some thought cans and no can openers was no big deal.

True story:

A friend came home and found an empty and completely flat small cat food can on the kitchen floor--as if it had been pounded flat with a hammer.  He picked it up and tossed it without much thought.  A couple days later, same thing happened.  He asked his kids what this was all about but they pled ignorance.

Finally, one day he came home from work early and found a half flattened/half empty tin on the floor and the dog on his dog bed, smelling of catfood.

The dog had figured out how to open the lower cupboard and simply removed a tin of catfood.  No opposable thumbs?  No problem.  He just chewed it flat, squeezing all that catfood goodness out as he went.


Shane, next time you might suggest that method to the ill prepared students....

That's class 

[Blackbeard]

Leatherman Mutt

[Prof. Gadget]

  Used my supertool to fix a catchers mask at a regional highschool tourament baseball game!

[Neil]

Used my BO  !!!Mini!!!  to remove the scales of a couple of 84mm SAKs and to extract a section of marble run from a megablox cube... as you do

[BlueDot]

Leatherman Mutt

 

Excellent!

[Blackbeard]

Leatherman Mutt

 

Excellent!

Glad somebody finally got that one   

[straya]

I tightened the nut holding the handle of my Mcleod tool on.........cause I needed to use it.

[Gareth]

  Fantastic picture straya.

[Sparky415]

Fantastic picture straya.

Yep thats Mans work!

[Neil]

Great usage shot

[Dunc]

Very nice 

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

Fantastic picture straya.

Yep thats Mans work!

+1

[Zed]

fixed my bike while down the trails 

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

Wouldn't of happened with a hub gear

[Zed]

Wouldn't of happened with a hub gear

   i know mate but if i had my way i would have a SS, yes hard work going up hills , but i generally ride by myself and im not afraid to push it up a hill or 2  my ideal MTB would be more like a late 70's to early 80's 26inch bmx cruiser, made out of Ti with disk brakes and drop bars, i dont want much do i  oh and my Ti cyclo cross bike  ill keep dreaming for a few more years   

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

Send the kid's out to work, and you'll have one in no time

[Zed]

Send the kid's out to work, and you'll have one in no time

  yeah one day mate, there the reason i have gears, for pulling the trailer, 

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

Send the kid's out to work, and you'll have one in no time

  yeah one day mate, there the reason i have gears, for pulling the trailer, 

I used to love jumping of curbs with mine

[Zed]

Send the kid's out to work, and you'll have one in no time

  yeah one day mate, there the reason i have gears, for pulling the trailer, 

I used to love jumping of curbs with mine

there great mike, i even did the shopping a few times, plus the girls love it , coral who is 11 this year remembers miles of off road riding with mud flying over the trailer, im surprised it still works , but other than a few rips its ok 

[Mike, Lord of the Spammers!]

Oh me and my boy killed ours when he'd turned 4