Work with Skeletool? Anyone know if this will work with skeletool? Looking on the leatherman website, it says the skeletool will work with the bit kit. Looking on the bit kit, it says those bits will work with:"Use with your Charge Ti, Charge XTi, new Wave, or the Removable Bit Driver"Looking on this product, it says:"Use this kit with your Surge, Charge AL, Charge ALX, Charge TTI, Wave or the Removable Bit Driver."So I can't tell ... seems it isn't compatible? Work with Skeletool? Anyone know if this will work with skeletool? Looking on the leatherman website, it says the skeletool will work with the bit kit. Looking on the bit kit, it says those bits... » Read More Work with Skeletool? Anyone know if this will work with skeletool? Looking on the leatherman website, it says the skeletool will work with the bit kit. Looking on the bit kit, it says those bits will work with:"Use with your Charge Ti, Charge XTi, new Wave, or the Removable Bit Driver"Looking on this product, it says:"Use this kit with your Surge, Charge AL, Charge ALX, Charge TTI, Wave or the Removable Bit Driver."So I can't tell ... seems it isn't compatible? « Show Less
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Yes, it does - the Skeletools have the Removable Bit Driver on them. Got a Skeletool CX for Xmas, and absolutely love it - one of the cooler tools I have ever owned.
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Too bad Amazon decided to delete RC Sherrer's post. Based on R Carr's reply, it must have contained some useful info that answered the question, and would have probably helped others.
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Thanks for the reply ... I mailed leatherman and they confirmed what you said, thanks again for the info. Now I just wish my skeletool would hurry up and get delivered! :)
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When I received this one I passed my old Leatherman PST down to my son. I think I got it the year he was born, 1987. They quit making PST's in 2004, the same year they stopped making the original Wave. The old Wave didn't have the bit set included with the current version, which IMHO is a superior tool. If you are looking for an original Wave, You will be missing out on the interchangeable bits altogether, which is one of the most valuable features.
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First off I have a whole lot of bit and nut drivers; two to six of each of about everything out there. I went a bit nuts experimenting with them for a while. I am a pro mechanic and use a lot of metric allen and sockets and torx. Ha, ha I never have to change bits now : ) My point is I have bought several sets and this one is the latest and I think it is a great set :Titan - TIT16112 13 Piece Metric Hex Bit SetIf that link doesn't work search with this : Titan TIT16112 13 Piece Metric Hex Bit SetThe bits are easier to get out and the base is magnetized to keep the holder upright in the tool box and the bits in the holder. First off I have a whole lot of bit and nut drivers; two to six of each of about everything out there. I went a bit nuts experimenting with them for a while. I am a pro mechanic and use a lot of metric allen and sockets and torx. Ha, ha I never have to change bits now : ) My point is I have bought several sets and this one is the latest and I think it is a great set :Titan - TIT16112 13 Piece Metric Hex Bit SetIf that link doesn't work search with this : Titan TIT16112 13 Piece Metric Hex Bit SetThe bits are... » Read More First off I have a whole lot of bit and nut drivers; two to six of each of about everything out there. I went a bit nuts experimenting with them for a while. I am a pro mechanic and use a lot of metric allen and sockets and torx. Ha, ha I never have to change bits now : ) My point is I have bought several sets and this one is the latest and I think it is a great set :Titan - TIT16112 13 Piece Metric Hex Bit SetIf that link doesn't work search with this : Titan TIT16112 13 Piece Metric Hex Bit SetThe bits are easier to get out and the base is magnetized to keep the holder upright in the tool box and the bits in the holder. « Show Less
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Yes it will. The leatherman bits are just regular hex bits, just shaved more narrow. So you could put this extension in anything that accepted a male hex bit, however it will only make contact at two points instead of the regular 6 points. Drills take in a male hex bit, so it would take this as well. I wouldnt do it because I would be worried of the torque rounding off the male side. But you could if you want to.
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Honestly I have no idea, I would bet that some of the pins are for some sort of data connection though, since my impact will go from full power to dead instantly. There is no weakening of the tool as the battery dies, it will just stop working. With the 4 ah batteries I get over a day of hard work out of one battery. I'm curious as to why you are asking? The charger is pretty cheap when compared with the tools and the price of the batteries.
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Yes, the bit driver can absolutely be used with the ST300. Also, I keep mine and the small bit set in the small pocket built into one of the "deluxe" leather sheaths you can buy separately here on Amazon as an upgrade. I've had that setup for almost two years and they're all still going strong.
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I presume that this is a replacement or additional battery for your tool(s.) If it is, then it slides on the charger just like your original batteries. If there seems to be a problem, I would first see if it fits onto your tool. My battery came with some charge in it and the tool worked with the battery right out of the box. If the battery does not fit your tool, then you have a more basic problem and you can be glad that Amazon is so quick in resolving these types of issues.
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It depends on which bit driver you have/want. The one I have that came with an old Super Tool does not fit, but this driver is listed as compatible with the rebar: http://www.leatherman.com/931012.html.
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The Leatherman.com web site under ACCESSORIES then under US REPLACEMENT BITS indicates the bits fit the original Surge and present Surge.Hope this helps.
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I own both this and the Leatherman Wave. If you can buy the wave with the bit kit and the bit extender do so. The Wave is far a superior tool when it comes to getting the job done.
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Just a Guy I have no doubt used my Leatherman 300 several times to repair/adjust my glasses, but eyeglass bits?? Never seen them on my 300. I would recommend the Leatherman website to see just what is or is not on each tool. Regards, Paul
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Well it will. But it will be a bit big. I have a skeletool. And if you need to put it in a case your doing it wrong. It has a pocket clip, use it like a folding knife. It has a carabiner, use it like one and clip it on your belt. What I would recommend? Get a wave or a surge or a super tool, and keep your skeletool as a backup in your car, or as an ultralight camping alternative. There not very heavy duty. But good enough to get you out in a pinch. Buy a wave if you like small. Buy a surge if you like big. You can fit two- four skeletools in this pouch if your try hard enough. There is a reason they don't make a pouch for the tool. Hope this helps. Trevor
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No. I didn't know, but leatherman.com provides a nice tool comparison feature. Apparently Charge TTI has everything the Wave has plus a cutting hook and a crimper. I printed the compare as a pdf, but I do not know how to include it in this response. Hope that helps.
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I've only used it with the heads that came with it so I'm sorry but can't be of any help as far as drill bits.
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Ryobi's been using the same battery standard for over ten years. They've been through three generations of li-ion and at least one ni-cad in that time, and any tool will take any battery and vice-versa. You may need to buy a charger that will handle the new battery packs, but the entire point of their One+ system, their entire decade-long marketing campaign, is that everything works with everything. The only difference you should notice is that old tools are different colors than your new battery, and that everything works better now. Not a shill, I swear - just an *extremely* satisfied customer burned by discontinued batteries more than I like to think about.
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Yes, those bits will work in this screwdriver. The screwdriver comes with a flathead screw bit and a phillipshead screw bit. No. This is a relatively low RPM screwdriver and is not intended for drilling. It may drill holes in thin soft wood with the second set of bits you identified, but I would not expect to have satisfactory performance since it is really a screwdriver, not an electric drill.
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I agree with M Cepero; the perfect tool. If you're looking for a shovel, rake, chain saw...the Charge TTi does not include these tools. If looking for all the tools that are included in the Charge TTI, then this is that tool. Face it, if you're looking for a great pair of pliers, tree branch saw, serrated blade, wire cutter/stripper, sharp blade, screw drivers of different varieties and even eyeglasses screw driver...this IS the tool. I'm 99.8% of the time with my Charge TTi.