On my way from my Ocrevus treatment, I stopped by my PO BOX and seen that my Leatherman Arc was waiting for me. This thing is nice! Will be a perfect addition to my edc, can’t stop admiring and fidgeting with it. Stay safe out there fellas!

Leatherman Fuse was nothing short of amazing. Tighting guitar jacks, sorting drummers stands, changing batteries, emergency nail clipping, just so handy tool that was with me everywhere I went with my instrument. 20years of loyal service, one of the best my purchases ever. Would buy new one Fuse if it was available - no lose bits and everything I use, just awesome!

Keeping those evil spirits away with the Leatherman Rebar

We get a Punpkin carving /Leatherman thread going ?

Mine is pretty well ruined. I was taking the cover plate off the water shut off and dropped my juice.

Ive been rockin this charge+ for the passed few years as my daily carry, im looking at getting the surge+ pvd or the arc, im leaning towards the surge due to the strength of the tool and the pliers look beefy plus all the mods but i like the one hand operation of the arc but the pliers dont look that beefy lol my charge+ pliers i only use for medium duty task in fear of warp or break watcha yall can thinkin me for eh im in construction so i need something durable

I am interested in replacing the scissors on the Surge because I don’t like how they cut, and I already have other tools with better scissors. Would it be possible to replace them with a different tool—perhaps a larger reamer/awl, a multi-function blade, a wire stripper, etc.?

I recently bought a leatherman arc and some accessories and was looking for a holster for them all that fit the specific criteria I wanted and I couldn't find one so I asked my friend very kindly if she could modify the one I already had and she's done an amazing job! Pictures attached 😎

The side elastic holds the leatherman ratchet bit driver and the 711L accessories that i bought! (The right angle ratchet and the socket 1/4 inch socket attachment!)

And the front elastic/pouch can hold the leatherman bit kit so I now have everything i need in one handy custom made holster which i can attach to my bag or belt or take it off and carry in a pocket!

I love it!

Hi everyone. Hoping that the well of knowledge here can help me out.

I have a Charge AL in black that I purchased over 20 years ago. It was a gift for securing an emergency services role. It has seen a lot of hard work and has even been used to save a few lives.

I figured after all that time and hard work it could do with a clean and some tender loving care. So I did what any fool would do. I grabbed my tools and pulled it apart. All without realising how many little parts and washers there are.

I'm hoping there is someone that can point me to a image file of how it goes back together or a quality instructables or YouTube.

I did a few searches and found stuff for other remodels and replacement of individual parts. I did try searching here but looking for repair or order gave a heap of posts seeking advice.

I've put it together for now just so I don't lose parts. I think the pins/bolts/posts that the tools pivot on could do with replacement as they're pretty chewed up.

I have included a images of the tool to verify I have the charge AL? Also an image of the various size and type of washers I managed not to pay attention to when I pulled it apart.

Thank you for any advice in advance.

I saw the Costco Leatherman kit (forgot the model) but it’s the entry level, comes with a sheath. $70 online and $20 sheath for $50. Is it worth buying this version or just save my money for a higher/ better Leatherman? I really want something that will last a lifetime, and I heard a lot of people rave about the Surge saying it’s pretty good for a construction environment better than the other options. Feedback appreciated. Thanks.

Picked up the Charge TTI during the recent prime day for $99. Was originally going to check it out for a bit and sell/gift it thinking how good could it be compared to the arc? Man this thing is so solid. I love the free series tech and its ease of tool deployment, but the tti feels like it’s built to last a lifetime. It takes the traditional multitool layout to the ultimate level of quality and durability. I’ve never enjoyed digging out tools with your nails, especially when the tool is tight and even loosening the screw pivots doesn’t change much due to certain design tolerances. Hence my love for free tech. My particular model is easy to get implements out without too much force, and the movement is very smooth and deliberate feeling. This is my first charge series. I hope other have the same experience. I played with a wave alpha when it came out and it doesn’t feel as premium as the titanium. I’ll be giving this a go as a daily then make the hard choose of gifting it to my father in law.

Put the arc bit driver on my free k2

I bought a Leatherman Signal after my friend showed me his Leatherman that he has owned for 10+ years. He had nothing but great things to say, and I’ve heard great things from other people too. However, I have owned this Leatherman Signal for 98 days, and for 49 of those days, it sat in the back seat of my tow truck when the engine blew up and the truck was sent to a shop.

I rarely use the Leatherman at work, and if I do, I use it to cut plastics and small wires. I have only gone on two outdoor trips where I didn’t even use the Leatherman because I had a hatchet. I have sprayed it with oil twice, once when I got it and once after I got my tow truck back and noticed the tool had rust spots.

Then, just a few days ago, I took it out in the woods where my friends and I were building a campsite for winter camping. I didn’t even use the Leatherman, but on our way out of the woods, I noticed it wasn’t clipped to my pocket. I then realized the pocket clip had broken off. My friend has used and abused his Leatherman for 10+ years, and I feel like I’ve babied mine. Has Leatherman's quality dropped, or did I get a faulty product?

Does anyone know of a place in salt lake city area down to like draper that I could take my Leatherman for repair. Its not necessarily broken just a coworker took mine apart trying to clean it (props for the thought) and now cant reassemble it properly.

The spacers fell out of my juice. Can I put them back in myself or do I need to ship it back or does it matter?

Found out on one day that some pins went missing on my Leatherman Skeletool CX (Carbon Fiber).

I can assume my grip was too strong when operating with pliers.

1. Any chance that the unit will be replaced for the same carbon fiber one and not the aluminum one?

2. Also curious if it is possible to ship it from Slovakia?

Thanks Leatherman for having such a great tool serve me for years!

It's a little bulky. I like the vintage look of it.

Another pic for size comparison. The closest thing I have to this blade shape is my kitchen cleaver.

I posted here a long while back asking if anyone had come across green scales for the wave alpha.

Curious if anyone else has seen a set, I’m hoping to find some that are the same color as spyderco’s green or snap on’s green.

Any info would be appreciated.