Quote from: Dutch_Tooler on November 15, 2017, 09:51:20 PMBeautiful mods Breezy, thanks for sharing summaries and pics (had seen one or two before)+1 Lot of excellent work Breezy Again this is an awesome thread DT and yes that might be my diamond file in one of my Rebar's now
Beautiful mods Breezy, thanks for sharing summaries and pics (had seen one or two before)
Quote from: SteveC on November 14, 2017, 10:43:24 PMTool Name: Leatherman Rebar / Diamond file modBasis: Chassis is Leatherman Rebar, file from a LM Wave or PST IIAim: To add a Diamond file to the RebarMods: Use a Wave file and re-profile to fit Rebar later tried a PST file as proof of conceptLinks:https://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,67481.msg1309095.html#msg1309095Show contentDSC09262_zpsubsxdi0b by SteveC, on Flickr(Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)...Now that is one great mod I might try to adopt too for my Rebar - I checked but the ST 300 file I have lying about is not diamond and that would be an excellent addition. Thanks Steve for the detailed pics One Two Three questions - what did you use on the hard file material? Would a diamond cutting disk on a Dremel work? Did you add a nail nick or could you access the existing one well?Thanks for the encouragement Ponch Am I right in guessing the Wave file above has found its way into your Rebar?
Tool Name: Leatherman Rebar / Diamond file modBasis: Chassis is Leatherman Rebar, file from a LM Wave or PST IIAim: To add a Diamond file to the RebarMods: Use a Wave file and re-profile to fit Rebar later tried a PST file as proof of conceptLinks:https://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,67481.msg1309095.html#msg1309095Show contentDSC09262_zpsubsxdi0b by SteveC, on Flickr(Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)...
Tool Name: keywave? LolBasis: Leatherman WaveAim: Fitting my personal needs moreMods: Typical rebar pliers head and awl mod. Scissors modded to fit with the rebar pliers. Two keys added externally, one on top, one on bottom. Surge blade exchanger added. Retained the original large bit holder, small bit holder, and dedicated flat.Links: https://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,74521.new.html#new
Thanks Steve Quote from: 386greene on November 16, 2017, 12:15:03 AMTool Name: keywave? LolBasis: Leatherman WaveAim: Fitting my personal needs moreMods: Typical rebar pliers head and awl mod. Scissors modded to fit with the rebar pliers. Two keys added externally, one on top, one on bottom. Surge blade exchanger added. Retained the original large bit holder, small bit holder, and dedicated flat.Links: https://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,74521.new.html#newJust had a detailed look at the pics, very nicely done 386greene - thanks for sharing ! What did you use to cut off the shield - Dremel?
Here's my Rebar II mod thread https://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,57377.msg1033900.html#msg1033900(Image removed from quote.)
Quote from: SteveC on November 21, 2017, 11:05:35 PMHere's my Rebar II mod thread https://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,57377.msg1033900.html#msg1033900(Image removed from quote.)Thanks Steve. I detect an ever-so-slight similarity to Ponch's Rebar 2 (apart from the diamond file refinement)... Given the timeline, yours must have been the earlier (or original)? About thinning the can opener - about how much did you need to take off?
I stuffed a ton of things into a juice..
Very nice, thanks for sharing! Would you care to add a few details as per original post? It would be especially interesting to know where you got extraneous items from and what you had to do to them to make them fit.
Quote from: Sam Lim on November 23, 2017, 08:19:41 AMI stuffed a ton of things into a juice..you sure got all the Juice out of the tool with those mods!
Tool Name: Juicy Basis: Leatherman Juice CS4 Aim: Basically to squeeze in as much functional tools as possible.Mods: Original scales and rivets were removed. Knife blade shorted to accommodate the larger flathead as a prytool in the same tool bay. A selection of rather random tools from some micra knockoffs. Only acceptable quality tools were picked. All tools have their individual lock bar to hold them in place. Currently using screw (M4) and nuts, its a little undersized but it hasn’t cause any problems yet. Non generic tools added- Eye glass screw drivers ( both flathead and Philips ), sim card extraction tool, nail file, mini pry tool, No.1 philips screw driver, cap lifter and awl combi tool, tweezer.Links: https://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,73731.0.html(Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)(Image removed from quote.)
Tool Name: Juicy Basis: Leatherman Juice CS4 Aim: Basically to squeeze in as much functional tools as possible.Mods: Original scales and rivets were removed. Knife blade shortened to accommodate the larger flathead as a pry tool in the same tool bay. A selection of rather random tools from some micra knockoffs. Only acceptable quality tools were picked. All tools have their individual lock bar to hold them in place. Currently using screw (M3) and nuts, its a little undersized but it hasn’t cause any problems yet. Non generic tools added- Eye glass screw drivers ( both flathead and Philips ), sim card extraction tool, nail file, mini pry tool, No.1 philips screw driver, cap lifter and awl combi tool, tweezer.Links: https://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,73731.0.html
Quote from: Sam Lim on November 23, 2017, 06:23:45 PMTool Name: Juicy Basis: Leatherman Juice CS4 Aim: Basically to squeeze in as much functional tools as possible.Mods: Original scales and rivets were removed. Knife blade shortened to accommodate the larger flathead as a pry tool in the same tool bay. A selection of rather random tools from some micra knockoffs. Only acceptable quality tools were picked. All tools have their individual lock bar to hold them in place. Currently using screw (M3) and nuts, its a little undersized but it hasn’t cause any problems yet. Non generic tools added- Eye glass screw drivers ( both flathead and Philips ), sim card extraction tool, nail file, mini pry tool, No.1 philips screw driver, cap lifter and awl combi tool, tweezer.Links: https://forum.multitool.org/index.php/topic,73731.0.htmlyeah, now that tool it's like the "Golden Ticket" from Charlie's Chocolate Factory.Awesome!!
Quote from: ThePeacent on November 23, 2017, 09:27:08 PMyeah, now that tool it's like the "Golden Ticket" from Charlie's Chocolate Factory.Awesome!! I have googled , but I have absolutely no idea what that means..
yeah, now that tool it's like the "Golden Ticket" from Charlie's Chocolate Factory.Awesome!!
Thanks Ponch Hmmm... a bi-colour Wave...
That Wave R sure is a looker, DT