If I may DD and Poncho; my Knifeless Rebar came from the factory with the lock bar from one of the handles rattling (side to side play), and no amount of chassis tweaking helped so, maybe this is because of factory/manufacturing tolerances. Has not hinder its perfomance a bit and this particular tool gets used regularly (although sometimes the play drives my OCD off the wall !!).Like you said, "let it ride until it don't ride no more"!Glad its working satisfactorily, and hope you enjoy your OE Wave; Happy Holidays!BTW, I too have those dollar store tweezers set, and the reverse ones are the best for the anti clumping washers: enough pressure to hold them, and flexy enough as not to mar the surface or have them shoot across the room!Happy Holidays to everyone.
SuperSurge IIRC the pliers on both are identical so that should work in theory. Would love to see one tried out
I think after seeing the Wabar/Reave whatever you call it that maxlvledc made one and it worked out well I am not sure he has it anymore though but I do remember it looking pretty good
It may not have been me I have a few Blasts They came with scissors already in them but no I havent seen it the serrated blade does sound like a good addition though
Wait until you see his Mini Tools, Dirk
Well dang. I thought I paid pretty close attention to where they were initially. Don't remember seeing them between the long tools and the frame
If I remember correctly, in the Rebar there are washers between the long tools and the short tools, but only the file has a washer on the outside as well (although it's been a while since I took one apart so I may be wrong).
A few blasts?? Haha one of these days I'm gonna have to see your lineup. So I know what to aspire to be when I grow up lol
Don't know if it's healthy for me haha or my marriage for that matter lol I've been red pilling hard af down the rabbit hole with a tall glass of Kool aid I just got my ebay strike one the other day from the commander lol
EXACTLY! As soon as I said SuperSurge in my head I was thinking "there's no way that couldn't have been done". Just on sheer principle lol I guess the pickle you'd find yourself in is which surge handle do you take? As each one has a unique tool. Do you take the T-shank? Undeniably one of the most versatile additions ever added to a MT in my opinion. Or the best scissors ever put on a multitool? Because if the locking mechanism is identical to the wave I don't think you can have both.
Made one a while back.Started with the t-shank Surge side and Surge scissors in the ST3 side.Eventually missed my ST3 too much so swapped that side out for a Core handle.
Have used a gas torch and hammer before, first time was a bit messy but the second looked a lot better.If I needed it to look super clean I would try JB Weld or something similar.You could build up the blade where the liner engages or the back stop area just behind the jimping.Or you could cut/bend/build up where the handle stops the blade so it engages earlier.And then there is bushing the pivot hole and drilling another just forward slightly.
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