Anyone know what type and size of wrench is needed to move the pocket clip? Thanks!
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A small star wrench. I forget what size. But easy to find at any hardware store for 2 dollars.
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Its a small hex head, dont know the size, but if you get a small set of multi-hex heads you will find the size that fits. Home Depot, Lowes has them.
1648145
I anticipated trouble based on my older uni so I bought a strap wrench at Sears. From my pool supplier I bought a tube of Jacks 327 for $9.95. I put it on the threads and find I can remove the cap wirh one hand. No problem in tightening to the "click".
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Bob, I can't say exactly but I put a advertised 5" folder spring assist with pocket clip in one and it was snug but not tight.
811478
Yes..you will need a small allen wrench. There Is two small screws that hold the clip.
1017248
I us a very small flat screwdriver that i have in a minature tol kit. Go to bottom corner and gently litil nit snaps loose. Works like a charm.
534398
I have not used a tap wrench. The recommended method is to mount the tap in a drill chuck mounted on the tailstock, and mount the item to be tapped on the headstock. That makes them line up perfectly and you just manually turn the drill chuck.
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Leatherman sells a pocket clip that can be fitted to this tool in place of a lanyard ring sold with the clip. It doesn't work well and Leathermans are really fat tools that don't sit well in your pocket.
956137
The pliers aren't spring loaded like the Gerber Recoil is, but they do have a positive "open" bias, once they are extended (you don't have to work to both open the jaws and close them, they will open by themselves when you relax your hand). It does not have a pocket clip, but does come with a belt case. I do not know about the leatherman pocket clip.
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The clips will fit 1/4 hardware cloth, but the tool will be a close fit. You may have to start to close the clip with needle nose pliers and finish it with the pliers that are designed for the clips to get a really tight fit.
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I needed an 11mm socket wrench. I also had to use an adjustable wrench (set to 13mm) to hold the head of the bolts while I screwed on the 11mm nuts. You can use any kind of wrench that can handle something 13mm. Without the adjustable wrench I wouldn't have been able to screw on the nuts.
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Yes, it came with the pocket clip attached right side tip up. The pocket clip can be mounted on the left side tip up as well, or totally remove for the user's convenience. What I like most about the entire set up is that if the pocket clip is removed, there are a total of 6 torx scews to fill in all of the holes drilled out for the pocket clip.
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I have no info on the one shown in the photo, but Gerber has a tool that is 100x better. Check out the Gerber 22-41770 Artifact Pocket Keychain Tool
956139
Pliers are Not spring loaded, but still comfortable to use.Yes on the pocket clip, although I bought a better one. The one that comes with was Very basic.
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I us a very small flat screwdriver that I have in a minature tool kit. Go to bottom corner and gently litil nit snaps loose. Works like a charm.
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Carried and used mine everyday for 7 months now. Still factory tight. All the screws have Torx® heads. I believe the clip is a #6. Check Sypderco™ website for verification.
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In the pocket. I adjust perfectly at the pocket size. I did not have to do anything. was adapted to perfection
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I carry my extension inside the small side pockets that my Leatherman came with. However, it can slide right out of those and as such is very easy to loose. Near the end of the extension you can see three rings cut into the tool. I went to the plumbing section of Home Depot. I bought a pack of rubber washers, #83 O-rings 1/2" outside diameter x 5/16" inside diameter x 3/32" thick. I put 3 of the washers on the tool, one at each ring cut into the tip. This prevents the extension from sliding out of the side pockets of the nylon pouch that came with my Leatherman. The tools that come with a leather pouch may differ. I carry my extension inside the small side pockets that my Leatherman came with. However, it can slide right out of those and as such is very easy to loose. Near the end of the extension you can see three rings cut into the tool. I went to the plumbing section of Home Depot. I bought a pack of rubber washers, #83 O-rings 1/2" outside diameter x 5/16" inside diameter x 3/32" thick. I put 3 of the washers on the tool, one at each ring cut into the tip. This prevents the extension from sliding out of the side pockets of the nylon pouch that came with my Leatherman. The tools... » Read More I carry my extension inside the small side pockets that my Leatherman came with. However, it can slide right out of those and as such is very easy to loose. Near the end of the extension you can see three rings cut into the tool. I went to the plumbing section of Home Depot. I bought a pack of rubber washers, #83 O-rings 1/2" outside diameter x 5/16" inside diameter x 3/32" thick. I put 3 of the washers on the tool, one at each ring cut into the tip. This prevents the extension from sliding out of the side pockets of the nylon pouch that came with my Leatherman. The tools that come with a leather pouch may differ. « Show Less