Make that 4... I've been subbing to a lot of channels with under 1000 subscriber counts lately. As long as they are about OneWheels or Tools to maintain my OneWheel. I've been wearing a Leatherman Wave on my hip for a decade at least and I have been considering the Arc.
First of all, thanks a lot for subscribing. Second of all, I love OneWheels, even though I only rode one once. Third of all, I wish I could afford a OneWheel and use it in videos, at the risk of trying to look kinda like Casey Neistat. .... (I can't afford a OneWheel, we are saving for a house)@@CayoticProphet
You can open the wire stripper so it's not locked out, then apply pressure with your thumb while the wire is pinched between the striper and closed tool set to strip the wire.
This type of comment is my favorite type of comment, other than people saying they subscribed. Thank you so much, I'll consider this tip going forward.
Really? Your favorite Leatherman to date? I've had a half dozen in my life but the Wave on my hip has been there for a decade. Minus 1 warranty exchange at the Leatherman Store in Portland near Ikea, before it closed down. I have been eyeballing the Arc since it debuted but I was tempted to get the $700+ white and bronze anniversary edition instead. I'm 45 so I'm considering it to be my final Leatherman purchase, that would last for the rest of my life, but you and I both know we will probably buy the next one... HAHAHAHAHA! 🤣
I used a Leatherman Wave Plus for four years, and even after getting my ARC, I continued to use it for another month. The ARC looks so good that I was afraid to scratch it! However, the ARC is the best multi-tool I've ever had. Its performance and feel are excellent.
I have multiple Leatherman tools, including a couple that are more than 10 years out of warranty (they have a 25 year warranty). My favorite is still the original. I got my first one in around 1986 or 1987 and carried it with me most of the 10 years I was in the Army. I took it with me to the first Gulf War and it was by far my most used tool. I had that thing out at least a dozen times every day. I lost that first one at some point, but I had purchased another to have an extra in 1993 and still have it. Manufacture date stamp of 0193.
@@brenteverist3701 I did not know that, and I'm already a member, so thanks! Luckily, I've never had any reason to need warranty work done but it's definitely good to know.
I bought a rocktol from Amazon. Basically a knockoff leather man. However I much prefer the tools that came on my specific multitool by rocktol over any of the leather man load outs. It was also quite literally one tenth the price. Less than $20 and delivered to my door within 48 hours. I just don’t get the hype around leatherman. Maybe it’s just the higher quality materials and assembly? Maybe my rocktol would break before a leatherman, but I just use my multitool for a daily saver. If I get into a serious situation that requires a specific heavy duty tool, I just go get that. I don’t expect my multitool to be anything it’s not fit to be. I also carry a gerber dime, but I fee that’s a different class of tool.
Just looked it up, and noticed that the 29-in-1 has a swappable thingy where you would be able to put in Jigsaw blades. That is sick. I don't get some hypes either. Especially the hypes that I find myself Hyped up about. I think for me, it's the fact that my leathermans (Leathermen?) are backed by a 25 year warranty. But for $100, I'm not complaining about this one.
That bent piece of metal keeps the bit from coming out, especially when you use the hammer. The GOAT multitool lacks this guard, so the bit comes out when you strike the hammer.
By the way mine doesn't flex at all like that. Also mine came in a different box entirely. You could not see the tool at all from the outside of the box. Hope you didn't buy a counterfeit.
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So far I have 21 reasons my wife should have the Wingman in her purse.
Make that 4... I've been subbing to a lot of channels with under 1000 subscriber counts lately. As long as they are about OneWheels or Tools to maintain my OneWheel. I've been wearing a Leatherman Wave on my hip for a decade at least and I have been considering the Arc.
First of all, thanks a lot for subscribing. Second of all, I love OneWheels, even though I only rode one once.
Third of all, I wish I could afford a OneWheel and use it in videos, at the risk of trying to look kinda like Casey Neistat.
.... (I can't afford a OneWheel, we are saving for a house)@@CayoticProphet
You can open the wire stripper so it's not locked out, then apply pressure with your thumb while the wire is pinched between the striper and closed tool set to strip the wire.
This type of comment is my favorite type of comment, other than people saying they subscribed. Thank you so much, I'll consider this tip going forward.
I ordered mine from b&h photo. It arrived the next day! Probably the best multi-tool and leatherman I've carried to date.
Really? Your favorite Leatherman to date? I've had a half dozen in my life but the Wave on my hip has been there for a decade. Minus 1 warranty exchange at the Leatherman Store in Portland near Ikea, before it closed down. I have been eyeballing the Arc since it debuted but I was tempted to get the $700+ white and bronze anniversary edition instead. I'm 45 so I'm considering it to be my final Leatherman purchase, that would last for the rest of my life, but you and I both know we will probably buy the next one... HAHAHAHAHA! 🤣
Wait, it closed down?? Google maps says it opens at 8am!
I used a Leatherman Wave Plus for four years, and even after getting my ARC, I continued to use it for another month. The ARC looks so good that I was afraid to scratch it!
However, the ARC is the best multi-tool I've ever had. Its performance and feel are excellent.
Amen Paul. Your leatherman and Knipex combo looks like a great combo!
I have multiple Leatherman tools, including a couple that are more than 10 years out of warranty (they have a 25 year warranty). My favorite is still the original. I got my first one in around 1986 or 1987 and carried it with me most of the 10 years I was in the Army. I took it with me to the first Gulf War and it was by far my most used tool. I had that thing out at least a dozen times every day. I lost that first one at some point, but I had purchased another to have an extra in 1993 and still have it. Manufacture date stamp of 0193.
That is so sick! Gives me more confidence in this brand
Leathermans warranty is 40 years if you join their free insider program fyi
Holy smokes, thank you for letting me know! I'm assuming I just sign up through their website?@@brenteverist3701
@@brenteverist3701 I did not know that, and I'm already a member, so thanks! Luckily, I've never had any reason to need warranty work done but it's definitely good to know.
I love this dude's vibe. We need a full review!
Thank you! What's a full review look like? haha
congrats! looks sick
Dude I'm so stoked.
I bought a rocktol from Amazon. Basically a knockoff leather man. However I much prefer the tools that came on my specific multitool by rocktol over any of the leather man load outs. It was also quite literally one tenth the price. Less than $20 and delivered to my door within 48 hours. I just don’t get the hype around leatherman. Maybe it’s just the higher quality materials and assembly? Maybe my rocktol would break before a leatherman, but I just use my multitool for a daily saver. If I get into a serious situation that requires a specific heavy duty tool, I just go get that. I don’t expect my multitool to be anything it’s not fit to be. I also carry a gerber dime, but I fee that’s a different class of tool.
Just looked it up, and noticed that the 29-in-1 has a swappable thingy where you would be able to put in Jigsaw blades. That is sick.
I don't get some hypes either. Especially the hypes that I find myself Hyped up about.
I think for me, it's the fact that my leathermans (Leathermen?) are backed by a 25 year warranty. But for $100, I'm not complaining about this one.
My wife wants to know:
"why are you in a random parking lot away from your wife. You afraid?"
Afraid of my wife? Oh absolutely.
But I just found some extra time in the parking lot of my school to film this before my mock journeyman exam. Haha
That bent piece of metal keeps the bit from coming out, especially when you use the hammer. The GOAT multitool lacks this guard, so the bit comes out when you strike the hammer.
Thanks for your comment, I thought it was for keeping the bit in, but didn’t even think about the hammer part! You rock
What band is that on your garmin watch?
Super cheap pack of 3 I found on Amazon. amzn.to/3ProK3Y
Do you think it would be worth making a video about the Garmin instinct after 3 years of use?
By the way mine doesn't flex at all like that. Also mine came in a different box entirely. You could not see the tool at all from the outside of the box. Hope you didn't buy a counterfeit.
Oh frick that’s scary.
I mean it came from sportsman’s warehouse. I wonder if I should take it to leatherman to check??? THE PLOT THICKENS
@@Sparky_Mark It definitely isn't counterfeit lol
@@robbys929 haha thank you.
I figured I may just need to tighten it up a bit.
With the garage it’s technically 3800 sq ft 😅
😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅
Are the wire cutters still chipping out?
Idk! Haven't used them too much. So far so good.
Are you using Revit?
I am using Revit. I am learning electrical design currently, as an electrical apprentice.
How does one get 150 bucks off?
Get a job at a company that gives out Sportsmans warehouse giftcards xD
Hi mark!
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Not stoked ..they are all to expensive now !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Agreed. Milk is pretty expensive as well. =[