Not really a mod..
Quote from: Sam Lim on July 31, 2018, 05:02:03 AMNot really a mod.. I respectfully disagree. Great work as awlways.
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That looks great Sam So you only have to cut out a bit of the saw blade so it goes in enough to lock into the tool-lock "pockets"?
Thanks Sam
Always wanted a saw blade exchanger on your Wave/Charge like the big brother Surge? Not really a mod.. A way to use those T-shank blades on the Wave/Charge.A bit of reprofiling of the saw "handle" and small alteration on the locking area on the tool. Does not affect the locking mechanism in any way.Holds up very firmly and pretty straight. ...
Quote from: Sam Lim on July 31, 2018, 05:02:03 AMAlways wanted a saw blade exchanger on your Wave/Charge like the big brother Surge? Not really a mod.. A way to use those T-shank blades on the Wave/Charge.A bit of reprofiling of the saw "handle" and small alteration on the locking area on the tool. Does not affect the locking mechanism in any way.Holds up very firmly and pretty straight. ...Impressive - care to tell us what you adapted on the Wave? In any case this qualifies as a mod in my book
OMG what a cool simple and effective mod!! No more replacing Wave for Surge because of the saw adapter!!!
https://www.instructables.com/id/Leatherman-Wave-Metal-Saw/?amp_page=trueI just found the above link. Had been done before. Concept is very similar.