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New Leatherman MT's added to the Family...
This year my Wife gave me $50 bucks for Christmas and I went to Wellington Surplus in Perth and got myself a Leatherman Wingman for $49.95 AUD and while I was there couldn't resist the Leatherman Brewzer for $12.95 AUD.
*Leatherman Brewzer
* Leatherman Wingman
*My Whole Leatherman Family LM Micra, LM Rebar, LM Wingman and LM Surge. At the Top is the LM Bit Card, LM Diamond File (For the Surge), LM Bit Extender and the LM Brewzer.
Updated EDC Load out.
Ok since I last posted I have now added a few more additions to my EDC family. The photo below outlines my new EDC setup. ^New Additions
Left -
* Skinth OG Sheath^
Top -
* Leatherman Surge
* Leatherman 21 Bit Kit (Part of the 42 Bit Kit)
* Leatherman Bit Extender^
* Swiss+Tech Key Tool^
* Small Wrench
Bottom -
* Leatherman Micra
* Leatherman File for the Surge
* Led Lenser P3 (AAA) Torch
* BG Gerber Folder^
I love the Skinth Sheaths, and in fact have ordered another one this time the Skinth Plus, just waiting for it to come from Canada. Here is the above loaded out in the Skinth OG sheath, the OG is so compact and feels solid with no movement on my belt.
Total weight is around 20oz (For those in the US) and just a tad over 500g (for the rest). The Gerber is the only thing I don't carry in the OG Sheath, if I need it I carry it in my back right pants pocket.
If you are wanting to learn more about EDC and what is available come over a visit the Community at EDCForums, we have loads of understanding and awesome people ready to give and share advice on what they have found works for them for their EDC.
Left -
* Skinth OG Sheath^
Top -
* Leatherman Surge
* Leatherman 21 Bit Kit (Part of the 42 Bit Kit)
* Leatherman Bit Extender^
* Swiss+Tech Key Tool^
* Small Wrench
Bottom -
* Leatherman Micra
* Leatherman File for the Surge
* Led Lenser P3 (AAA) Torch
* BG Gerber Folder^
I love the Skinth Sheaths, and in fact have ordered another one this time the Skinth Plus, just waiting for it to come from Canada. Here is the above loaded out in the Skinth OG sheath, the OG is so compact and feels solid with no movement on my belt.
Total weight is around 20oz (For those in the US) and just a tad over 500g (for the rest). The Gerber is the only thing I don't carry in the OG Sheath, if I need it I carry it in my back right pants pocket.
If you are wanting to learn more about EDC and what is available come over a visit the Community at EDCForums, we have loads of understanding and awesome people ready to give and share advice on what they have found works for them for their EDC.
2DazeMobility & EDC (Photo Heavy)
I have decided that my blog will encompass both Mobility Technology and EDC (EveryDay Carry) and how these can work side by side.
Why EDC you ask? Well at some time or another I have carried tools of some type from small screw drivers to scissors etc, I have just now taken it to that next stage, this happened on Fathers Day this year (2013) when my kids got me a Leatherman Rebar and Leatherman Micra combo set bought from Masters at $69.00 AUD. This full-sized Multi-tool opened up some much for me both at work and around the house, I now do not got out with out some type of EDC.
Here is my setups
This is the LM Rebar and LM Micra with the LM Bit Driver kit
So using this setup got me think about what else I could add to my EDC kit so when shopping at Bunning's and if you have been to Bunning's you know how hard it is not to stop and go "I really need that" or "I think I can use that".. then you hear that little voice in your ear say "No! You don't need that!".. which makes you stop and say Ok dear... I still got the following added to my kit.
Here is the above tools and my first load out..
As with anything new and exciting you get the bug and want to keep adding to it (to the dismay of my loving Wife) so for my Birthday in December my wife and kids were going to get me the Leatherman Surge as I wanted a heavy duty Multi-tool, I found one that had an awesome deal the Stainless Steel Leatherman Surge + Leatherman 42 Bit Kit + Led Lenser P3 (AAA) Torch.
Now my kids told me that I had to wait for my Birthday to get them but when they arrived... you know I just had to play with them and see what I could do...
So the Surge is a Heavy duty tool, and in fact it now has replaced my Rebar and Micra MT's and is my Main EDC carry, it is almost twice the weight of the my Rebar but doesn't fell that much heavier on my belt via the carry case.
Why would I use the Surge as my main EDC? Well for me the OHO (One-handed-Operation) Knives, and the Scissors was one of the main reasons and that it was a heavy duty tool and I have large hands so the Surge fits so well, as you can see below the layout of the 21 tools.
So this is now my new EDC setup, that I personally carry on me, I have loads of other equipment that I carry and I keep most of that in my Work Trolly Bag.
TOP: Microfiber cloth, Leather Wallet, Camera case (no swapped for the Gen Surge LM sheath), Replaceable Saw blade,
MIDDLE: Holden Cruze SRI-V Key, G-Shock Watch, 16GB USB Thumb Drive & Samsung USB Adapter
BOTTOM: Samsung Pen, Permanent Marker, Led Lenser P3, Leatherman Surge, Leatherman 42 Bit Kit.
Well this is my introduction to EDC and what I currently have, so this site will be a blend of both EDC and Mobile Technology namely Samsung products like the Note 3 and Galaxy Gear smart watch.
Why EDC you ask? Well at some time or another I have carried tools of some type from small screw drivers to scissors etc, I have just now taken it to that next stage, this happened on Fathers Day this year (2013) when my kids got me a Leatherman Rebar and Leatherman Micra combo set bought from Masters at $69.00 AUD. This full-sized Multi-tool opened up some much for me both at work and around the house, I now do not got out with out some type of EDC.
Here is my setups
This is the LM Rebar and LM Micra with the LM Bit Driver kit
So using this setup got me think about what else I could add to my EDC kit so when shopping at Bunning's and if you have been to Bunning's you know how hard it is not to stop and go "I really need that" or "I think I can use that".. then you hear that little voice in your ear say "No! You don't need that!".. which makes you stop and say Ok dear... I still got the following added to my kit.
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| Craftright 9PCE Offset Torx Driver Bit Set |
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| Craftright 100mm /4" Adjustable Wrench |
As with anything new and exciting you get the bug and want to keep adding to it (to the dismay of my loving Wife) so for my Birthday in December my wife and kids were going to get me the Leatherman Surge as I wanted a heavy duty Multi-tool, I found one that had an awesome deal the Stainless Steel Leatherman Surge + Leatherman 42 Bit Kit + Led Lenser P3 (AAA) Torch.
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| The Leatherman Surge, Leatherman 42 Kit Bit packs and Led Lenser P3 |
Why would I use the Surge as my main EDC? Well for me the OHO (One-handed-Operation) Knives, and the Scissors was one of the main reasons and that it was a heavy duty tool and I have large hands so the Surge fits so well, as you can see below the layout of the 21 tools.
So this is now my new EDC setup, that I personally carry on me, I have loads of other equipment that I carry and I keep most of that in my Work Trolly Bag.
TOP: Microfiber cloth, Leather Wallet, Camera case (no swapped for the Gen Surge LM sheath), Replaceable Saw blade,
MIDDLE: Holden Cruze SRI-V Key, G-Shock Watch, 16GB USB Thumb Drive & Samsung USB Adapter
BOTTOM: Samsung Pen, Permanent Marker, Led Lenser P3, Leatherman Surge, Leatherman 42 Bit Kit.
Well this is my introduction to EDC and what I currently have, so this site will be a blend of both EDC and Mobile Technology namely Samsung products like the Note 3 and Galaxy Gear smart watch.
Updated My Blog
It's been awhile since I posted on my blog site, I hope to be more involved here and you should see more content soon, until then stay tuned.
Jace
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