What did you use your Leatherman for today?

[Poncho65]

Turned my Wave into an impromptu door wedge while working in an elevator shaft today.
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Bet that use isn't listed on the LM website Very creative use buddy

[Poncho65]

New page banana man dance

       

[eamo]

dishwasher was on the blink - sorted it, but needed to cut the drain pipe for the waste hose, used my wave saw for the job, worked nicely, especially as i couldn't have got in with a hacksaw space was too cramped
didn't take any pics, was too busy cutting/fixing

[Dean51]

Used the Skeletool to retrieve a screw in a 2 ft. hole.

[SteveC]

ST200 helped yesterday get my grill clean and ready for the season

https://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,64911.msg1455164.html#msg1455164

[IvanDrago]

Using my mod Rebar I repaired satellite few days ago. Easy job because it was here on Earth, not in the outer space as usual

[Poncho65]

Using my mod Rebar I repaired satellite few days ago. Easy job because it was here on Earth, not in the outer space as usual
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[MusicMen]

Using my mod Rebar I repaired satellite few days ago. Easy job because it was here on Earth, not in the outer space as usual
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Awesome!      

[an0nemus]

Used the S30V blade to open my Utili-Key 👍

[SteveC]

Used the serrated blade on my OG Supertool to cut off and old Plastic pot so I could transplant an Arborvitae in a new pot.

[Troels]

Nice action photos guys 

Food prep

[Kev D]

To open the parcel my latest leatherman arrived in. Wave modded with a rebar plier head that I bought off the MTO store. I couldn't buy the donor tools anywhere near that price 

[kaput]

Carried for work, of course. But helped assist in a little leather work tonight.

[ToolJoe]

Using my mod Rebar I repaired satellite few days ago. Easy job because it was here on Earth, not in the outer space as usual
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Do you actually work for NASA?

[aluminated]

Used one of the world' smallest scissors on my BO Wave MT (MultiTool) to open packs of BO screws that I used to assemble the beadlock wheels for a friend's scale MT (Monster Truck).
Somehow neither the wife nor my youngest noticed the Wave in the Hitachi screwdriver case. Can you say "camouflage"?
I could have used the LM 2mm hex bit to perform the installation, but there's no way I'm turning all those machine screws manually.

[IvanDrago]

Using my mod Rebar I repaired satellite few days ago. Easy job because it was here on Earth, not in the outer space as usual
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Do you actually work for NASA?

For, let's call it "something around", space companies

[Niro]

yesterday I used a Surge to change the pegs on my bike and today a Rebar to show how much lower the new one  are

[surfdaworld]

Finished hooking up our concierge paging system at work today with a little help from my Wave and Explorer...

[BePrepared]

Used my S2 Juice (Philips driver) to take down the rails for net curtains, and the supports for the main curtain, so I could paint the walls.  Also  used the large flat head driver to open the paint pot, and the blade to trim back some backing wallpaper. 
Then put them all back up using the Juice again.   

[Kev D]

To cut open bags of wood chippings, and tags off plants to make my front garden look nice.
https://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,57772.msg1486196.html#msg1486196

Used a wave btw

[zoidberg]

Lots of nice pics and good work done in here lately.      

[Sea Monster]

I used my wave to cut half a dozen pine 2x4s....


Whilst technically capable, you certainly wouldn't want to have somewhere you need to be in a hurry...

[redmond]

Should have taken a picture, but I dropped off a package at the pre-paid bin at the Post Office. The handle on the bin was about to fall off so I used my Skeletool Phillips driver to tighten the screws. All fixed! I probably violated some USPS or union regulation... Oooo and I'm sure it's on surveillance video too....

[Soldierofrock]

Those craft beer are sometimes kinda hard to open!

[MusicMen]

My Style to open some Dremel bits.

[ThundahBeagle]

Yesterday, my OG Surge assisted in changing the water pump in an old Jeep. Unscrewing worm-drive clamps, scraping stuff, sponsoring package of new parts, pinching and testing the thermostatic fan-clutch spring, popping the hood through the grill because the lever only works when it wants to...all in sunny, near 90 degree Fahrenheit.

Then it was "Miller Time."

[Aloha]

Using my mod Rebar I repaired satellite few days ago. Easy job because it was here on Earth, not in the outer space as usual
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Not sure how I missed this.  AWESOME. 

[italophil]

Used my LM Crunch to tackle a rusted and broken bolt on the AC rooftop unit that caused a horrible rattling noise. The Crunch is my least used LM and still looks like new, but when you need locking pliers not much else will do.
In the spirit of "one hand for your tool, one hand for yourself" there was no more hand for the camera, so no picture of the action.

[ThundahBeagle]

Made use of the old PST ll to replace my OG Surge bit retention spring. Yep. The old, dedicated little screwdriver on that so-called "outdated" tool  has not yet failed nor gotten lost, and guided and set the new spring into place so the newer fangled tool could be fully useful again.

Nothing like dedicated drivers. Still really like the Surge, though. The repair/replace seems very effective. Held the tool up by the bit alone when I was done.

[an0nemus]

Struggling to remove thumbstuds