No tool wobble? I tried this once, and ended up with a a huge amount of up and down play. Nice job
Had me confused for a minute that my posts hadn't went through then I saw that this one was in the Gerber forum Glad it worked for ya Steve
Quote from: Poncho65 on July 27, 2016, 10:13:08 PMHad me confused for a minute that my posts hadn't went through then I saw that this one was in the Gerber forum Glad it worked for ya Steve Just keeping you on your toes
Thanks guys !Quote from: sLaughterMed on July 27, 2016, 09:45:35 PMNo tool wobble? I tried this once, and ended up with a a huge amount of up and down play. Nice job No play or wobble, it's just as solid as the factory tools.
Quote from: SteveC on July 27, 2016, 10:21:13 PMThanks guys !Quote from: sLaughterMed on July 27, 2016, 09:45:35 PMNo tool wobble? I tried this once, and ended up with a a huge amount of up and down play. Nice job No play or wobble, it's just as solid as the factory tools. Wonder if it makes a difference that it was one of the Harley Davidson branded saws
As I've shared in other threads, I recently got a Multi-Lock Scout. Here's a recent picture of it.(Image removed from quote.)Am thinking of replacing the lanyard ring tool with a wood saw. As my knowledge on Gerber is very minimal, I only know of one MT that has the wood saw (the Diesel). Will it be a perfect fit (does it have the same thickness as the lanyard ring)?Any other Gerber MTs that have the wood saw?Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Thanks J Man!!
Not to dig up an old thread, but I was considering doing a mod like this on my Center Drive. With a saw in place of the serrated blade, it would pretty much cover the uses I have here in the country. What's the tool used to disassemble a Gerber?
I don't know why ppl make a big ordeal about removing pivots from mp's, pair of carpenters pincers from pound land /dollar store are perfect for the job. (Image removed from quote.)