Quote from: gregozedobe on February 18, 2017, 09:09:39 PMQuote from: David on February 18, 2017, 06:59:17 PMIn 1975 while Tim Leatherman and his wife were travel abroad. they bought a untrustworthy $300.00 ____ car that helped inspire the need for a plier based multitool.. What was the brand of car? I believe it was a FIAT (sometimes unkindly referred to as Fix It Again, Tony, or Foul Italian, Always Trouble)Bingo! Your question Greg.
Quote from: David on February 18, 2017, 06:59:17 PMIn 1975 while Tim Leatherman and his wife were travel abroad. they bought a untrustworthy $300.00 ____ car that helped inspire the need for a plier based multitool.. What was the brand of car? I believe it was a FIAT (sometimes unkindly referred to as Fix It Again, Tony, or Foul Italian, Always Trouble)
In 1975 while Tim Leatherman and his wife were travel abroad. they bought a untrustworthy $300.00 ____ car that helped inspire the need for a plier based multitool.. What was the brand of car?
The older ones had only a single lock while the newer ones have individual locking bars right?
Dang I should never have answered that question...I got nothing.
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Quote from: SteveC on February 20, 2017, 01:20:13 AM(Image removed from quote.) That's correct.... sort of at least! Got a new question for us?Def
Quote from: Grant Lamontagne on February 20, 2017, 02:03:37 AMQuote from: SteveC on February 20, 2017, 01:20:13 AM(Image removed from quote.) That's correct.... sort of at least! Got a new question for us?DefHow many current Leatherman Multitools come equipped with an awl ?
Alright this one is going to be kinda silly but.....Both the sog powerlock and ST300 have similar locking mechanisms...What are three differences between the two systems?
Quote from: Wallace72 on February 20, 2017, 02:34:54 AMAlright this one is going to be kinda silly but.....Both the sog powerlock and ST300 have similar locking mechanisms...What are three differences between the two systems?Great question I don't have a Powerlock but looking at pics it seems.The Powerlock's locking tab is held on by a separate pin and attaches to the outside of the tool with fold over tabs, The ST's pins are integrated as part of the tab and attaches via a hole in the frame. The Powerlock's tension spring is a separate piece riveted on and the spring on the Supertool is cut out of the frame.
Cool , that was a good question I'll stick with my question of :How many current Leatherman Multitools come equipped with an awl ?And will add for bonus :And what are they ?
Quote from: SteveC on February 20, 2017, 09:16:43 PMCool , that was a good question I'll stick with my question of :How many current Leatherman Multitools come equipped with an awl ?And will add for bonus :And what are they ?Gonna say 8 The awl is used for either making holes in softer type materials (leather, wood, plastic etc. and or sewing heavy thick guage leather
So, not counting the brass scraper on the MUT? Def
I guess I'm not allowed to answer this one? Def