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New Multitool pancake sheath finished off, no issues with this ever falling off your belt
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"Never under estimate the power of the tap, let it flow through you"
Had a bit of time to kill while waiting for a project to dry and knocked up 5 possibles / fire kit pouches.
Genuine split suede with paracord drawstring closure.
Approximately 120mm W x 190mm D in size.
Currently have 5 available, 2 black and 3 chocolate brown if anyone's chasing 1 for their kits?
$40 each posted Australia wide.
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"Never under estimate the power of the tap, let it flow through you"
That's perfect OD, how'd I miss that post :-(Quote:
Originally Posted by oncedisturbed
Never had a "Multitool" before, too busy I guess grabbing shifters, pliers, screwdrivers, cutters outa my GU lower door debacle. Seriously all jokes aside, could you recommend a Multitool to size suit your leather sheath pictured above or preferably could I buy complete with your chosen steel mate! I don't need to undo wheelnuts 'massive Gerber' range, just a fair dinkum honest tool/knife that fits your creation mate, Cheers!!
Cheers MB, personally not a fan of the Gerber Multitools. I find them fairly bulky for what they are.Quote:
Originally Posted by MB
Currently I have 3 different Leathermans I use, those being the Sidekick, Wave and OHT (One handed tool) with all 3 being ideal in their own way.
The Sidekick is a no frills Multitool that's sturdy and will suit most people.
The Wave is sort of like it's big brother but heavier duty and more functions and includes additional tools and optional extras like full 42 bit driver kit and driver extender. This is the model I carry daily and is always being used around the place.
The OHT includes a flick plier system, all blades are external including a seat belt cutter, that stays in my EDC bag for out and about and in the troll.
There's 2 larger, heavier duty versions being the Charge and Supatool but they are fairly pricey and have a lot of pieces that can be replaced when worn out instead replacing the entire tool itself.
Most Leatherman models will have some items that can be replaced which will differ from each other.
Mainly it will come down to how often you plan on using it and what you're intending on using it for as they can vary from around the $70 mark ( Sidekick / Wingman) right up to the $300-400 mark (Charge etc).
There are plenty of them out there with varying prices and packages depending upon budget.
The pancake sheath has the model shown above and a more rounded version of it that can be wet moulded to fit the chosen Multitool.
"Never under estimate the power of the tap, let it flow through you"
Cheers for the advice OD :-)! Can I possibly buy a "Wave" and "SLS-Pouch" molded to suit off you mate? More than happy for markup as needed, just would be better I think to have it molded to suit from a k-nife guru ;-) !!
Will make a start on your sheath today @MB
Some new prototype products completed and available for order.
1st up are semi-moulded mini altoids pouches suitable for firekits, fishing kits or anything you choose to use them for.
4 currently available in oxblood / mahogany colour at $45 each posted Australia wide.
2nd item released for order are custom Dilli bags to fit various cooking / meal kits including the ADF Dixie set, ADF Canteen cook set, the BCB / Crusader Canteen set, the Pathfinder Kidney Canteen set or Kleen Canteen style bottles.
Bag also has an interior Pocket to fit your KFS set, kidney cup lid or other items as required.
These are $100 each including postage Australia wide.
D-Rings can be added for an extra $15.00 so you can use your own shoulder strap to carry them instead of in your pack.
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"Never under estimate the power of the tap, let it flow through you"
New Rush piece finished off for an unfinished hunting knife
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"Never under estimate the power of the tap, let it flow through you"
I wish my brother never met you old mate...lol
Bloody hell, you two are bad for each other!
Hahahaha wasn't me bud lolQuote:
Originally Posted by AB
"Never under estimate the power of the tap, let it flow through you"
He makes good stuff hey, I hate buying crap :-) !Quote:
Originally Posted by AB