A mixed marriage !

[Styerman]

I have found that a old skool Leatherman tooladapter (not the one for the Supertool 200 ) interoperates well with the Vic. Spirit an Swisstool. For those of you not aquainted the build quality is very high , it takes 1/4 hexbits , and will work straight , 90 or 45 degrees. It fits easily in the pocket without a lot of easily lost bit and pieces.

Chris

[Mike]

Hi Chris,

Thanks for that information. Any chance of a few pictures so we see it all together? That would be great. If you can't that's ok too, I mean it is good info.

Mike

[Tarrodemierda]

I have found that a old skool Leatherman tooladapter (not the one for the Supertool 200 ) interoperates well with the Vic. Spirit an Swisstool. For those of you not aquainted the build quality is very high , it takes 1/4 hexbits , and will work straight , 90 or 45 degrees. It fits easily in the pocket without a lot of easily lost bit and pieces.

Chris

that old school adapter fits actually in quite many traditional mt´s,except sog due to its gears.

[AndyTiedye]

Is the "Old School" tooladapter out of production?

Will either of these work?
"Standard Tool Adapter fits PST, PST II, Super Tool 200, Sideclip, Flair and Pulse. Wave (Universal) Tool Adapter fits Wave as well as Charge, Blast, Fuse and Kick."
http://www.leatherman.com/products/tools/tool-adapters/default.asp

[Styerman]

I would love to post pics , sadly my computer has crapperout an Im surfing with my Ipod touch.

Chris

[Styerman]

Andy , I don't know whether the oldtool adapter is still made . Any of the models you describe should do the trick , in one case you need to grind off a spur that engaged a notch in the handle of the old supertool. The adapter themselves were of stellar quality ,and arenot tobad for hand use as a stubby.

Chris

[Grant Lamontagne]

Is this the one you are referring to?



Universal Tool Adaptor

In the above link I have a list of multitools I have personally tried it with.  I suppose as my collection grows I should add to it!

Def

[Mike]

I like that, they still around? DOH! Never mind, Google is my friend.

Mike

[Grant Lamontagne]

eLeatherman.com and EDCDepot.com could also be your friends! 

Def

[Mike]

Of course they would be my first choices as they are sponsors. Now, what I like about those adapters is that they appear to center the bits, which makes turning screws much easier. Hmmmm, my wheels are turning. Wonder if I could modify a ratchet type screwdriver to fit on there. Looks like a pin that allows for the various angles, but I bet I could figure something out. Coolio!

Maybe modify a SaberTooth Ratchet T-Driver.
http://sabertoothtools.com/cart/?product=sabertoothtdriver6in1

And they have the chrome version on clearance sale.
http://sabertoothtools.com/cart/?product=chromeratchet

Mike

[Styerman]

Is this the one you are referring to?

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Universal Tool Adaptor

In the above link I have a list of multitools I have personally tried it with.  I suppose as my collection grows I should add to it!

Def

That be the very one , an prolly one of the better Leatherman products !

Chris

[Freudian Frog]

eLeatherman.com and EDCDepot.com could also be your friends! 

Def

I think ye've managed to convince me to buy one. =D