What did you use your Leatherman for today?

[stealth007s]

Changed my MIL's brake light with my Rewave and bit kit.

Rewave?¿? Go on!¡!

[Rustolium]

Changed my MIL's brake light with my Rewave and bit kit.

Rewave?¿? Go on!¡!

It's just a Wave with the Rebar head. Put the Wave head on the Rebar body and gave it to my nephew for Christmas. For the bit extension, I went to Lowes and bought a bit extension and milled it down to fit the Wave bit holder. Bingo, bango, bongo- done!

[stealth007s]

It's just a Wave with the Rebar head. Put the Wave head on the Rebar body and gave it to my nephew for Christmas. For the bit extension, I went to Lowes and bought a bit extension and milled it down to fit the Wave bit holder. Bingo, bango, bongo- done!

Is that a new style Wave or old one? I have the old style but I doubt a Rebar plier would fit Should be getting my Rebar soon.

[Rustolium]

New style Wave.

[bdAmmo]

Had to test out the bottle opener on my new Skeletool CX. It works just fine 

[NAB]

Used the ST300 to hang some of my little girl's framed artwork.

[kkokkolis]

I used a mental image of my Surge to dream about it. That's all I can do with it for the moment, because it is into a parcel somewhere between NY and Athens at the moment.
At least that's where I hope it is and not on the belt of some post office worker. That happened before to me.

[nuphoria]

Split ring wrangling with my Charge TTi, which I them remembered needs fixing!

[cannonball]

Used a  Blast and alox Soldier to repair and hang 5 bird houses in the woods around our house.

[Monrogue]

I used my new Micra to cut some tape to wrap the splint around my daughter's sprained thumb  

[Mercury]

I didn't really have an occasion to use my Wave today, but I did assemble my kids beds with it when we moved here a few weeks ago.  The bit kit and extension really did the trick for the baby's crib, it's put together with hex screws and the counterbore is a bit deep for the bedrails.  I couldn't have done it with the bitdriver alone, it's too short.  Money well spent on that extension and bit kit!

[NAB]

ST300 again to install a new phone jack.

[derekmac]

Used the ST300 to hang some of my little girl's framed artwork.

I used my PST to turn on a heater at work that had the knob busted off, and used the philips driver to tighten a couple of screws on my desk.

[antouant]

Used my Wave BO to chamge air hose to my air compressor, uscrewed the battery cap of my son's electric car, used the pliers to tighten a rope knot and much more 

[Mercury]

I used my wave and bit kit to remove the shroud for the ballscrew on my CNC lathe at work.  We are having an identical one refurbished and we needed to measure the radius of the balls in the ball nut.  I have my entire toolbox three feet from the machine as I run it every day, but none of my hex wrenches would do the job, the wave and extender were then only tools that reached while still allowing some torque. 

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[Monrogue]

I used my Micra to open the package containing what I've been patiently waiting for, the Juice KF4

[Monrogue]

Now I'm using my new Juice KF4 for tinkering/fiddling.  I'm very pleased with my new toy

[kirk13]

Used my NI PST to restring a guitar

[blooper]

yesterday, i went to my local home depot to pick up some shelves for the bathroom cleaning supplies. in the back of my head i was thinking of buying something that would require me to bust out my leatherman to assemble, but i ended up with one of those cheap plastic shelves that just snap all together. the only chance i got to use my leatherman was to tear open the package... =\


GOOD ENOUGH!

[kkokkolis]

My first real task of my first Leatherman Surge was fixing a door knob and hanging a protest sign (cutting rope mostly)

[NAB]

Beautiful day outside, so I'm using the ST300 to hang a clothesline.

[derekmac]

Used the PST to tighten a couple of door knobs on the kitchen cupboards.

[Monrogue]

Used the Micra to cut the plastic tie holding a baby bath water temperature reading rubber ducky

[kirk13]

Used the Micra to cut the plastic tie holding a baby bath water temperature reading rubber ducky

If anything on this forum ever demanded a picture,then this is it

[Monrogue]

Used the Micra to cut the plastic tie holding a baby bath water temperature reading rubber ducky

If anything on this forum ever demanded a picture,then this is it

Ask and you shall receive;)

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[Monrogue]

Should have specified that it doesn't give a numerical reading.  Just shows if it's too hot:-\

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[stealth007s]

Still using a rubber ducky Mon?¿? I know, it's your newborn's, I couldn't resist.

 

[Monrogue]

Still using a rubber ducky Mon?¿? I know, it's your newborn's, I couldn't resist.

 

On occasion;)

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[Monrogue]

My father in law used my Charge TTi to do some work on our car door.  He was carrying the Rebar, but needed a bit driver and bit kit.

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[derekmac]

Used my ST200 to cutup some boxes, and to cut some spiral wrap at work.