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Leatherman Charge+ Limited Edition Orange G10 Multi-Tool $199.50 (RRP $429) + Shipping @ Tactical Gear Australia

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Leatherman Charge+ Limited Edition Orange G10 Multi-Tool $199.50 (RRP $429) + Shipping @ Tactical Gear Australia
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wombat81 on 07/09/2022 - 22:07 tacticalgear.com.au (6200 clicks)
Last edited 08/09/2022 - 11:11 by 1 other user

Seems like a really good price. Same tool is currently $343.95 from Leatherman: https://leatherman.com.au/collections/multi-tools/products/c…

"Normal" Charge+ costs ~ $320.

Shipping was $14.50 for me to regional QLD. 47 in stock at time of posting.

Leatherman's service and warranty are impeccable, from my experience. I really don't need another Leatherman since I already have two, so I'm trying hard to resist this one.

Info:
The newest edition to the Leatherman Charge family, the Charge Plus G10 combines premium materials and high functionality in one compact multi-tool. The handle scales are constructed of durable G10 material, making it lightweight, immune to corrosion, and providing an excellent grip. The knife blade is S30V stainless steel, ensuring the best-performing knife steel in a multi-tool on the market today. Along with the other 18 tools, the Charge Plus G10 keeps you ready for any task, adventure or job.

FEATURES OF LEATHERMAN CHARGE PLUS G10
01 All Locking Features
All locking features means that every tool and knife on the body of the handle, with the exception of the plier head, will lock into place. The all locking design enables the user to operate individual tools safely and effectively. By locking them into place when fully open, the user can put pressure on the implement while safely completing the job, before manually unlocking the tool to stow it away.
02 Lanyard Ring
This secure ring is for attaching the tool safely and securely to a lanyard. Often people who work near water or on scaffolding attach their tool to a lanyard on their person to avoid losing the tool if it's dropped.
03 Replaceable Pocket Clip & Quick-release Lanyard Ring
An accessory set that includes a removable clip, which allows the user to wear their multi-tool attached to a pocket or belt loop, and a removable quick-release lanyard ring, which allows for attachment to a lanyard. Often people who work near water or on scaffolding attach their tool to a lanyard on their person to avoid losing the tool if it's dropped.
04 Outside-accessible Features
This multi-tool features tools that are accessible while the tool is in its folded or closed position, mimicking the functionality of a pocket knife.
05 One-hand Operable Features
Every feature on this tool can be opened and operated with one hand. This enables the user to keep the other hand free for situations that require multi-tasking or a free hand.

SPECIFICATIONS
Closed Length: 4 in | 10 cm
Open Length: 6.25 in | 15.87 cm
Primary Blade Length: 2.9 in | 7.37 cm
Weight: 8.0 oz | 226 g
Width: 1.2 in | 3.0 cm
Overall Thickness: .76 in | 1.9 cm

Materials:
420HC Stainless Steel, 154CM Stainless Steel, G10

Included Bits:
Square Drive #1 & #2, Eyeglass Screwdriver, Hex 5/32 & 9/64", Hex 1/8" & 7/64", Hex 3/32" & 5/64", Hex 1/16" & .050", Phillips #1 & #2, Screwdriver 1/8" & Torx #15, Screwdriver 1/4" & 3/16"

TOOLS
01 Needlenose Pliers
02 Regular Pliers
03 Premium Replaceable Wire Cutters
04 Premium Replaceable Hard-wire Cutters
05 Electrical Crimper
06 Wire Stripper
07 S30V Knife
08 420HC Serrated Knife
09 Saw
10 Spring-action Scissors
11 Cutting Hook
12 Ruler (8 in | 19 cm)
13 Can Opener
14 Bottle Opener
15 Wood/Metal File
16 Diamond-coated File
17 Large Bit Driver
18 Small Bit Driver
19 Medium Screwdriver

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  • ozbs25 on 07/09/2022 - 22:16
    +7

    Does seem like a good price. Not sure if I can justify it right now. Maybe if and when I actually leave the house and go camping.

    • wombat81 on 07/09/2022 - 22:17
      +1

      I honestly use mine around the house just as much as I do camping…

      • ozbs25 on 07/09/2022 - 22:22
        +6

        Which tools do you use around the house? Wouldn't full size/regular tools be better in most cases?

        • wombat81 on 07/09/2022 - 22:30
          +2

          The screw driver bit on these is normal size, so I rarely bother going out to the shed to get a normal screwdriver. Pliers are basically full size too and get used fairly regularly. Knife comes in handy. The glasses screw driver gets used fairly often too.

          • ozbs25 on 07/09/2022 - 22:37
            +6

            @wombat81: Fair enough. As much as I'd like to get it, I think I've used up all my splurge (wtf do you need that for) credit on a gaming/fighting stick. I'll need to lay low for a little while. :(

            • wombat81 on 07/09/2022 - 22:38

              @ozbs25: The diamond file and nail scissors make a good grooming kit, if you need to convince the Mrs…

              • ozbs25 on 07/09/2022 - 22:40
                +8

                @wombat81: I'm afraid I might end up with some of the other tools on other parts of my body if I'm not careful. ; )

            • Pindone on 08/09/2022 - 08:43

              @ozbs25: Do tell about this gaming/fighting stick??? I have no idea what it is but it sounds like something I should buy that I don't need 🤣

    • Hornpub on 08/09/2022 - 01:55
      +1

      if you are planning to do something, you probably knows what you will need already
      with that said, multitool are still sure way to have around. But my point is it is only an downgrade substitute.

  • fantombloo on 07/09/2022 - 22:20
    +17

    I received a charge+ (not this orange one) for a birthday present this year. I just saw the price, had no idea my friend liked me so much!!

    • Thrifty Dan on 07/09/2022 - 22:50
      -8

      He probably got it much cheaper!

      • fantombloo on 08/09/2022 - 00:02
        +1

        Maybe. Maybe he even re-gifted. That's fine. He does occasionally scoff at me for being a tightarse always on "that tightarse website" so maybe not? (He like many others doesn't get the difference between a tightarse and a bargain hunter - sometimes it's nuanced, sometimes it's wholesale, but I do think they're different).

        • tharlow on 08/09/2022 - 00:18
          +10

          Can you share the name of the tightarse website? Obviously OzBargain is a website for rich people with large disposable incomes that can never have enough stuff. It’s like any other sport or obsession, really

          • TimeOrMoney on 08/09/2022 - 00:20
            +3

            @tharlow:

            can never have enough stuff

            I feel personally attacked…

            • tharlow on 08/09/2022 - 00:21
              +15

              @TimeOrMoney: Sorry about that. It was always my intention to attack everyone equally

          • raybies on 08/09/2022 - 11:20
            +1

            @tharlow: The acronym/condition u r looking for is G.A.S.

    • CarpeDiem295 on 09/09/2022 - 15:30

      Yes this is quite a good gift regardless. Ignore their negativity

  • johnwinds on 07/09/2022 - 22:25
    +4

    Thanks, OP! I bought one.

    I've been waiting for a deal for this baby for a long time! My 3 camels "desired price" watch for it was for $240!

    Hopefully there are no fulfilment issues like we had for the OHT from Catch.

    • the cringe on 07/09/2022 - 22:36
      +1

      Ahh, that must feel good, congrats 😁

      • johnwinds on 07/09/2022 - 23:02

        Thanks! Fingers crossed it all goes through without any issues. I wouldn't be surprised if they get hit with more orders than they were expecting now.

  • Anj on 07/09/2022 - 22:42
    +3

    Thanks OP!

    Just getting into camping and out doors so makes sense for me to get the best right away! #stupidOzbargin #byemoney haha :P

    • wombat81 on 07/09/2022 - 22:43
      +1

      The good thing is that this will last a lifetime with a warranty to back it up.

      • ProlapsedHeinous on 11/09/2022 - 22:47

        I can second that. Had a small issue with my one and they sent a brand new replacement. Great warranty service!

  • Mr Simple on 07/09/2022 - 22:43
    +1

    On the fence, already have a Wave and Signal.
    Tried looking for a free shipping or discount code to tip me over but no dice.
    Good price though

    • wombat81 on 07/09/2022 - 22:44
      +1

      Yeah I have a Wave+ and a bit kit, so I can't justify this one. It would make a great gift, though.

      • Mr Simple on 07/09/2022 - 22:46

        Yeh was thinking of gifting the Wave+ if I got this, but I've been too generous lately and inflation is hitting hard haha

  • Daddy Chill on 07/09/2022 - 22:51

    Where are these made?

    • OZKap on 07/09/2022 - 22:55
      +3

      I think all Leatherman knives are still made in USA

    • [Deactivated] on 08/09/2022 - 22:02
      +1

      All made in the USA, 25 year warranty

  • TThomas on 07/09/2022 - 22:52

    Is there any difference between this and the black version? More so curious as to why there is a significant difference in the RRP

    https://tacticalgear.com.au/collections/leatherman-multi-too…

    • ozbs25 on 07/09/2022 - 23:07

      Could be the orange isn't as popular? I think the material the handle is made out of is different too. This one is made out of G10. I'm struggling to find what the handle is made out of on the other one. Maybe aluminium? Most websites don't mention the materials used.

      Edit: To be more clear, the orange limited edition would have been just that, limited. Probably finding it's not selling as well as they would hope thus they need to slash the price. The black/silver ones are timeless really so they don't really need to discount them much.

    • suburbanmale on 07/09/2022 - 23:14
      +4

      Yes - this one is harder to lose in the bush. All camping tools should be orange.

    • wombat81 on 08/09/2022 - 16:48

      The handle grip material is different. The orange version is a bit lighter because of that. It may also offer other advantages eg grip and durability.

  • ozbs25 on 07/09/2022 - 22:54

    Have you shopped with these guys before? They actually have a backpack I've got my eye on. It's quite a bit cheaper than Amazon at the moment. Amazon has been cheaper so it might just be a matter of being really patient.

    • wombat81 on 08/09/2022 - 16:48

      I haven't, sorry.

  • Wiser on 07/09/2022 - 23:00

    Eventhough I appeciate high quality tools, even the sale price is excessive let alone RRP..

    • wombat81 on 08/09/2022 - 05:57
      +2

      RRP yes, but considering you get a no questions asked, life time warranty, and the engineering and precision that goes into these tools, I'm totally fine with the sale price.

      • Wiser on 09/09/2022 - 00:29
        -1

        Have you ever tested their no questios asked warranty.
        I don't think anyone will break it to claim warranty.
        Yes these are handy when you are away from home.
        Once designed these are mass produced in China/Taiwan not hand made like Swiss watches.
        How precise the screwdriver bit need to be? Not in microns!
        Still my point on price stands
        it is all about choices .if you think it is worth every cent of $200 and have money to spend on then, yes.

        • tdw on 09/09/2022 - 03:58

          Once designed these are mass produced in China/Taiwan not hand made like Swiss watches.

          these are made in the US, which is reflected in the price.

        • wombat81 on 09/09/2022 - 06:19

          Have you ever tested their no questios asked warranty.

          Yes, twice.

          Once designed these are mass produced in China/Taiwan

          No, they're made in the US

          Dude, you obviously don't know what you're talking about, and I'm not sure what's got you so triggered. It's ok if you don't want to buy one.

        • ProlapsedHeinous on 11/09/2022 - 22:49

          These are worth it, their after sales warranty is excellent, I had a small issue with mine and they sent me a brand new one. can't fault that!

      • AussieMark on 09/09/2022 - 01:08

        How many engineers went into one?

        No wonder it's big

  • suburbanmale on 07/09/2022 - 23:15
    +9

    This looks like an Ozbargain + Leatherman collab

    • tdw on 08/09/2022 - 16:55

      they should be paying ozbargain royalty fees for using that orange

  • Keeno on 07/09/2022 - 23:16
    +2

    I don’t really get these tools, such a compromise and expensive, I think a good set of pliers and a good screwdriver is much more handy.

    • ozbs25 on 07/09/2022 - 23:28

      I can understand the appeal if you go camping and just want to have an assortment of tools readily available on your person. Don't necessarily need a really good X, just good enough to get you by. I think as long as it doesn't break, you don't mind your task taking a bit longer when you don't have to take your whole tool box with you.

    • fantombloo on 07/09/2022 - 23:45
      +1

      I get that, and proper full size tools will definitely be easier to use. But I will say that since having one I leave it in a spare cup holder in my car and I've actually used it a few times, times I'd probably not otherwise bother to go to the boot to get a tool, or wait till I get home and miss the convenience of taking care of a small job on the spot.

      I've also taken it on a hike, yeah didn't really use it (used cheap dedicated knife for cooking / eating) until near the end when my shoe fell apart and I was taping it up. It's a small weight for plenty of features - I sort of look at it like a first aid kit or duck tape (saved me that time!!) - you don't know how handy it is till you need it.

      Expensive still. Maybe not for everyone. I got it for a gift, probably would not buy it with my own coin and rather spend it on something else (maybe even less useful) but now that I have it I do appreciate it.

    • abacus on 08/09/2022 - 00:22

      I was trying really hard not to rain on the parade, but seeing you said what i was thinking… I love beautifully made tools and gadgets, and have different sets of screwdrivers, pliers etc in the tool box, but can't ever think when this would come in use. What could you use it for when you go camping, operating on an imbedded branch in someone's leg? Chopping down a tree for a fire? Agree that a Sydney screwdriver with a 0, 1, 2 point Phillips, pozidrive and slot bits, together with pliers, side cutter and vice grip should cost $60 and be more useful.

    • wombat81 on 08/09/2022 - 06:02
      +1

      The build quality of these is exquisite. I'd argue that these pliers are better to use than most dedicated pliers, unless you're doing something heavy duty. The knives are also great to use. Yes, most of the other tools are somewhat compromised, but the point is convenience. If you happen to need some tools at your nans house, or at a friend's, or out in the car, these are great.

      People simply don't take a set of tools with them everywhere.

      • Binchicken22 on 08/09/2022 - 09:05
        -1

        Yeah I guess that's the thing, do you really walk around with a 230g tool in your pocket everywhere you go?

        • wombat81 on 08/09/2022 - 09:16

          Not during the week. I'm not able to carry something like this at work, but I do carry it with me on weekends and whenever I'm away camping etc.

  • OMG on 07/09/2022 - 23:20

    Should I buy this as I have a Leatherman Charge Titanium already?

    • ozbs25 on 07/09/2022 - 23:25

      Too late anyway but I would have thought the Titanium one is better unless you like the orange.

  • tongheitai on 07/09/2022 - 23:26
    +2

    Got one, thx op, this is my first leatherman tool.

  • JustASmoothSkin on 07/09/2022 - 23:37
    +5

    I would recommend this to someone without a quality multitool, but realistically if you already have one, don't work in a industry that reqularly requires the troubleshooting and fixing that this offers or go camping regularly. Buying this likely will not offer much benefit to you.

    (Trying to be the voice of reason for anyone that is on the fence)

    • neu11 on 08/09/2022 - 07:37
      +1

      never seen a tradie or field tech pull out a leatherman because it's always quicker to pull out another tool from the tool bag.

      these are for edc toys for office workers (still bought one though cos it seems like a good bargain 🤦‍♂️).

      • wombat81 on 08/09/2022 - 07:50
        +2

        Of course tradespeople would have dedicated tools? Seems like a weird statement. People who are likely to encounter random problems are more likely to carry these like janitors, farmers etc.

        The obvious use case and intention of these is for hiking etc.

        • axthursby on 08/09/2022 - 13:41
          -1

          Sorry, but this would be terribly overkill for hiking. Far too much weight and functionality that you will never use. You will never meet a serious thru hiker carrying one of these.

          Different story if you are going out camping with the 4WD and plenty of equipment because you don't care about the weight and likely have more uses for the various tools.

          • wombat81 on 08/09/2022 - 13:44
            +3

            @axthursby: Each to their own. I've carried mine hiking lots of times and I'll bet I'm not the only one.

            • axthursby on 08/09/2022 - 13:49
              -1

              @wombat81: When have you actually had to use it in a way that couldn't have been replaced by something like this:

              https://www.tentworld.com.au/buy-sale/victorinox-classic-sd-…

              I mean just read the list of tools…

              01 Needlenose Pliers
              02 Regular Pliers
              03 Premium Replaceable Wire Cutters
              04 Premium Replaceable Hard-wire Cutters
              05 Electrical Crimper
              06 Wire Stripper
              07 S30V Knife
              08 420HC Serrated Knife
              09 Saw
              10 Spring-action Scissors
              11 Cutting Hook
              12 Ruler (8 in | 19 cm)
              13 Can Opener
              14 Bottle Opener
              15 Wood/Metal File
              16 Diamond-coated File
              17 Large Bit Driver
              18 Small Bit Driver
              19 Medium Screwdriver

              • wombat81 on 08/09/2022 - 13:52
                +1

                @axthursby: I responded to you about that tiny pocket knife below. If that suits you, great. That doesn't mean it suits everyone.

                • axthursby on 08/09/2022 - 13:56
                  -1

                  @wombat81: I think that answers my question.

                  Anyway, I think it bears repeating here to steer hikers away as this is definitely not 'the most obvious use case and intention' for a leatherman

                  • wombat81 on 08/09/2022 - 14:15
                    +2

                    @axthursby: I'm not sure what point you're trying to make, but I'm sure hikers, or anyone else for that matter, are capable of choosing tools that suit them.

                    Is it ok for me to steer hikers away from your SAK because I don't think it's the best choice?

                    Give people some credit

                    • axthursby on 08/09/2022 - 14:29
                      -1

                      @wombat81: "I'm sure hikers, or anyone else for that matter, are capable of choosing tools that suit them."

                      That kind of assumes everyone is an experienced and knowledgeable hiker, which isn't always the case. In fact, It's a pretty common mistake that amateur hikers make in that they end up buying gear they don't need, it's why hiker boxes exist for people to donate/dump gear that is weighing them down on thru hikes.

                      "Is it ok for me to steer hikers away from your SAK because I don't think it's the best choice?"

                      So long as you make an attempt to justify why you don't think it's a good choice, then yes, actually. I get that you don't like that I'm disagreeing with you but I think variety of opinions actually helps potential buyers more than it hurts.

                      • wombat81 on 08/09/2022 - 14:51
                        +3

                        @axthursby: I'm totally fine with you disagreeing. But you're carrying on like you're the hiking authority. You've made your point that you prefer the SAK and that's fine, as I've said, but for some reason we're still talking about this.

                        I've mentioned where I think the strengths of this tool are lots of times in this thread, including in my reply to you below.

                        I think variety of opinions actually helps potential buyers more than it hurts.

                        Do you see that you are the one who has the narrow view here? According to you a tiny $25 SAK is all any hiker should ever take anywhere. In my opinion a hiker should choose the tool(s) that best suit whatever they're likely to tackle and the conditions and constraints of the hike. If that's a small SAK, fine, but in my experience that's certainly not always the case and the bit of extra weight is often worth the extra functionality that comes with it. I know people who wouldn't tackle a hike without a large hunting knife on their belt. It wouldn't be my choice the majority of the time, but I can think of scenarios where it makes sense.

                        Again, it's completely fine that you disagree. But to suggest that any single tool is the only thing that anyone should ever take and that a mutlitool is absolutely never a good idea, simply isn't the case.

                        • axthursby on 08/09/2022 - 16:35
                          -1

                          @wombat81:

                          Do you see that you are the one who has the narrow view here?

                          I'm not sure you know what my view is after just straw-manned the hell out of my argument. I know there is a universe of alternatives out there and I'm not suggesting that a SAK "is all any hiker should ever take anywhere" seriously, way to put words in my mouth..

                          The point which I've been trying to make is that a $200 leatherman multi-tool is probably not going to be a fit-for-purpose piece of equipment for simple hiking as you suggested.

                          • wombat81 on 08/09/2022 - 16:41
                            +2

                            @axthursby:

                            leatherman multi-tool is probably not going to be a fit-for-purpose piece of equipment

                            Again, that depends on so many factors and, despite your extremely narrow point of view, there are plenty of scenarios where a leatherman is fit-for-purpose. It may not be your choice, but that doesn't mean it's a bad choice.

                            I'm sick of going round in circles so I'm done with this conversation. Regardless of my opinion, you've made your point, no? Have a good arvo.

  • Mums Poop Sock on 07/09/2022 - 23:50

    Sold out while watching a review.

  • zonra on 08/09/2022 - 00:04

    Stock were at 4 and marked as Sold Out.
    It’s slowly coming back up, 24 now. Still Sold Out.
    I’ve got a feeling they might be cancelling orders.
    Possible pricing error since their other Leatherman sales are in the $30-$40 off.

  • iwantthatdeal on 08/09/2022 - 00:07
    +1

    Got one. Ta op

  • ironworthy on 08/09/2022 - 01:15
    +1

    LOL. You will never use this

    • wombat81 on 08/09/2022 - 06:03
      +12

      Had no idea my wife was on ozb. Hey babe.

  • Hornpub on 08/09/2022 - 01:53
    +1

    wouldve went for it if it was black. already have the TTI version loves it.
    seems like it is many ppl's first multi-tool. The charge+ is a big tool, as comparison, your phone probably weights the same.
    so if you carrying this, it is as if you are carrying 2 phones now.
    I went with skeletool after while, world of difference. less tool still beats no tool at all xD

  • Soapdroid on 08/09/2022 - 06:58

    Seems back in stock. I managed to order one

    • Mr Simple on 08/09/2022 - 07:05

      Yep. 47 back in stock which was the same amount last night before it went viral. Possible glitch?

  • TRANCE on 08/09/2022 - 08:46

    I had the titanium scale tti version for around this price ages ago,(then sold it as I found it clunky to use), wont this plastic scale one be less heavy duty?

    Anyway I currently have the Leatherman Free P4 and find it a much better designed multitool than the Charge, would recommend that over this.

    • wombat81 on 08/09/2022 - 09:08

      I think the idea is that it's lighter. I don't know what the "plastic" is like but I can only assume it's decent quality.

      As for "traditional" multi tools vs the new magnetic ones, there are obviously pros and cons both ways. The Free range doesn't appeal to me but I can see why it does to some.

    • johnwinds on 08/09/2022 - 10:12
      +3

      FYI, G10 has long been a handle material of choice for knife enthusiasts. It provides excellent grip traction even when wet and is very durable. It is considered a step up from micarta which is another quality handle material. Lesser materials include FRN etc. Many look down on aluminium, steel and titanium handles as too slippery when wet.

  • Ajscotty on 08/09/2022 - 08:53
    +1

    Thanks OP!
    Just purchased and added to my already unnecessary leatherman range.
    👍👍👍

  • Richmond Tigers on 08/09/2022 - 08:55
    +3

    I have a charge plus with the holster, bit bit, kit extender and monarch torch.

    To people saying you'll never use it, it's saved me countless times by just having it in my backpack for work, day trips or bushwalking.

    However only chuck it in the drawer at home and I agree, you'll probably never use it over standard tools.

  • axthursby on 08/09/2022 - 09:34
    -1

    There's no doubt as to the quality and precision of these tools, and having one in arms reach will come in handy often…But 95% of the time you will only be using the knife or scissors. When was the last time you needed a saw, a screwdriver or a file and it couldn't wait until you got home? IMO too bulky and heavy to be part of a daily carry or taken on bushwalks.

    Most people would be better off buying a Victorinox SD swiss army for $25 and saving yourself the money.

    • wombat81 on 08/09/2022 - 09:58
      +4

      See I find the I use the pliers and screwdrivers more often than the knife, and scissors fairly rarely. It really depends on the sorts of things people do every day and your use-case is probably quite different to others. Eg someone who goes fishing would probably use the scissors (for cutting line), pliers (for removing hooks), knife (for cutting bait) and file (for sharpening hooks) a lot. Everyone is different.

      The saw is probably the tool I use least. It's hard to see a situation where it would be really useful. It's probably the more extreme situations where you're hiking and need to build an emergency shelter or make a splint or something like that.

      I have a victorinox pocket knife and find it far less useful that my Leatherman. It doesn't have decent screwdrivers nor pliers and the knife is small and not that useful.

      People complain about the weight but are happy to carry an enormous iPhone around. I honestly don't even notice it hooked inside my pocket.

      • ihbh on 08/09/2022 - 10:36

        You carry one in your pocket everyday?

        • wombat81 on 08/09/2022 - 10:37

          Not during the week. I'm not able to carry something like this at work, but I do carry my Wave+ with me on weekends and whenever I'm away camping etc.

      • cimrak on 13/09/2022 - 14:07
        +1

        I used the saw on my Wave to cut out a 1" square in kitchen cabinetry so I could pass the outlet hose from a dishwasher into the section under the sink. Drilled a starter hole then started sawing away. Took ~10mins from memory.

        Saved me from a 30min drive to the local hardware store at the time to buy a more suitable tool. Everything else I had was too cumbersome for the space, although I did consider wrapping tape around a hacksaw blade and using that :P

  • dust on 08/09/2022 - 10:01
    +1

    Phew out of stock. Would have bought otherwise!

    • neu11 on 08/09/2022 - 11:29
      +5

      it's back in stock 😂

      • Black Hole on 08/09/2022 - 19:31
        +1

        Oh no - can't resist and bought it.

        • yoba on 08/09/2022 - 22:09
          +1

          this is the way.

  • BowlsA50 on 08/09/2022 - 11:35

    Ive been using the Charge Ti version for around 8 years now. Although im not in the field anymore i would buy another in a heartbeat. Also the genuine leather holder is still going strong too and a worthy investment

  • jayzzzzz on 08/09/2022 - 11:58

    What a tool!

  • tdw on 08/09/2022 - 16:59

    i have the tti charge as a collector's piece, seriously thinking about this one as well…g10 and orange is a winning combo

  • Black Hole on 08/09/2022 - 19:38

    I have bought the Leatherman 830682 Charge TTi Titanium Multi-Tool with Leather Sheath from eBay in 2014 for $99 shipped.
    I have not used it yet. Will have to search for it on the weekend :).

  • stiffman on 08/09/2022 - 21:02

    Damn, I "need" a charge, and that is a really good price for one, but I'm going to have to hold my breath and weep, i don't think I can justify the cost right now :(

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