Quote from: Top-Gear-24 on February 26, 2018, 10:41:18 PMQuote from: aikon2014 on February 26, 2018, 10:28:48 PMI saw a video on youtube and it said only for sale in the US, is the + tools not coming to Europe?They are already here mate .(Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)Omg! Is there any place that ships to Sweden that got them???
Quote from: aikon2014 on February 26, 2018, 10:28:48 PMI saw a video on youtube and it said only for sale in the US, is the + tools not coming to Europe?They are already here mate .(Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)
I saw a video on youtube and it said only for sale in the US, is the + tools not coming to Europe?
Top notch pics TG
Gerber should go in the other direction of the Wave+ and offer the Center-Drive with non-replaceable wire-cutters.
If you want to tight the loose tools you will probably need a set of loki- mobile wrenches, because using needle nose pliers will ruin the nice black oxide finish. I'm not sure why LM uses those knurled head pivot screws instead the 6 point star? Maybe something to do with the aluminum scales?
The pliers are sometimes stiff to begin with but should loosen with use. The file should absolutely not be dull and the tools shouldn't be loose enough to flop open. If it was me I would try tightening the loose tools up but the dull file would be a no go and I would return it for a replacement.
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Quote from: JustinCase on March 02, 2018, 07:11:57 PMIf you want to tight the loose tools you will probably need a set of loki- mobile wrenches, because using needle nose pliers will ruin the nice black oxide finish. I'm not sure why LM uses those knurled head pivot screws instead the 6 point star? Maybe something to do with the aluminum scales? Wow, thanks for the great tips, I've dropped loki a PMQuote from: SteveC on March 02, 2018, 06:34:32 PMThe pliers are sometimes stiff to begin with but should loosen with use. The file should absolutely not be dull and the tools shouldn't be loose enough to flop open. If it was me I would try tightening the loose tools up but the dull file would be a no go and I would return it for a replacement.Well calling them dull may be a *slight* exaggeration, but as I said, compared to Victorinox's, which I would call fairly aggressive, the LM is dull in comparison.Quote from: Obi1shinobee on March 02, 2018, 06:08:01 PMWelcome Thanks, it's great to be here
Hope you get the problems sorted without having to return it or send it in I think I only have one newer tool ( my New Surge from 2017) and it didn't have many or any issue Sorry to hear about the QC not being up to snuff
Welcome and sorry to hear you are disappointed.the tool should wear and give with use,but the loose tools are annoying and I've had that happen twice maybe (just a thought ) if you are not used to LM Diamond files the file might seem dull, especially compared to that of Victorinox, because at the touch is noticeably smoother and doesn't grab things or bite into them like Vic's, even though it's harder because of the diamond?
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I got my Wave+ today and I'm pleased to say I have no QC issues with my tool. Actually I don't normally have issues with Leatherman tools. Only one I have ever had with a problem is my OHT, teeth don't line up but it's ok. Still functions fine but seems to be a common issue with that specific tool.Sent from my SM-G935V using Tapatalk
Perhaps compare your file with those on other Leathermans at your nearest store? Then you will know if you got a bad one or if it's just Leatherman's files you aren't used to.
Yes loctite anything that's loose.Tighten screw to reduce blade play and possibly the file rub.Don't try to bend the file, it will most likely snap.