so, I guess that new holder that looks like it can hold the letherman flat bits is not a tool to be used based on the Leatherman Sitehttp://www.leatherman.com/831680.html#start=9(Image removed from quote.)1. Scraper2. Bottle Opener3. 1/4” Hex Bit Driver4. Medium Screwdriver5. Open Wrench (English)6. Box Wrench (Metric)7. Box Opener
Yea the Leatherman Piranha is thicker and larger than the croc.
Has anyone bent their Croc or the Piranha 2?
I love my little LM Brewzer, use it heaps at work as a mini pry bar and of course over Christmas opening the occasional bear...
Leatherman.com says the Piranha (as opposed to the Piranha 2) is "Retired". I see the original Piranha still for sale on Amazon and on that auction site, and I'd like to buy one. Were all the original Piranhas made in the USA?Thanks in advance!
Is it just me or does it bug the smurf out of you seeing the Brewzer called a Brewster in the title.
Big fan of Piranha and Brewster Brewzer here
Quote from: babola on November 01, 2014, 10:44:06 PMBig fan of Piranha and Brewster Brewzer here
Not important, but noticed the leatherman piranha is slightly thicker than the ptx brewzer. I was under the impression they had the same thickness.Either i got a thinner brewzer, or leatherman beefed the piranha thickness, or they were always like this, in all variants, maybe the thickness varies depending on the stock or variant, i really don't know.The brewzer is presented in different places as 0.125 or 0.140.Don't have a caliper, but it seems my brewzer is 0.125, and the piranha 0.140.Oh well.