expired Posted by iandyli âĸ Nov 15, 2024
Nov 15, 2024 5:39 PM
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expired Posted by iandyli âĸ Nov 15, 2024
Nov 15, 2024 5:39 PM
SOG PowerPint Mini Compact Stainless Steel Multi-Tool (Stone-Wash)
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Also, the PowerPint Mini is quite small. It's a better choice if you want to pocket the tool. Other big differences are this one has a serrated blade and some slightly funky left handed scissors. The geared pliers offer compound leverage, helping to make up for the smaller size. It takes twice the motion to open the handles, though. The PPM has a lot of fans out there and fills a niche largely unaddressed since Leatherman dropped the Juice.
Thanks for the post, OP. My kid asked for a pocket knife so I've been waiting for a deal on this. They'll think this PPM is even cooler and it will help keep my tools from disappearing.
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Also, the PowerPint Mini is quite small. It's a better choice if you want to pocket the tool. Other big differences are this one has a serrated blade and some slightly funky left handed scissors. The geared pliers offer compound leverage, helping to make up for the smaller size. It takes twice the motion to open the handles, though. The PPM has a lot of fans out there and fills a niche largely unaddressed since Leatherman dropped the Juice.
Thanks for the post, OP. My kid asked for a pocket knife so I've been waiting for a deal on this. They'll think this PPM is even cooler and it will help keep my tools from disappearing.
FYI - if anybody wants to make use of the 1/4" bit driver feature, here's a nice set of Tekton [amazon.com] bits for $5.
Glad to see it's sold and shipped by Amazon and the listing links to the Sog Store on Amazon. Hopefully that reduces the chances of this being a counterfeit.
Recently I've been burned by some fake knives and multi tools from disreputable eBay and Amazon sellers âšī¸
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By the way, this may be the Mini but it also comes with their compound leverage plier mechanism which makes the pliers very strong.
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Also, the PowerPint Mini is quite small. It's a better choice if you want to pocket the tool. Other big differences are this one has a serrated blade and some slightly funky left handed scissors. The geared pliers offer compound leverage, helping to make up for the smaller size. It takes twice the motion to open the handles, though. The PPM has a lot of fans out there and fills a niche largely unaddressed since Leatherman dropped the Juice.
Thanks for the post, OP. My kid asked for a pocket knife so I've been waiting for a deal on this. They'll think this PPM is even cooler and it will help keep my tools from disappearing.
FYI - if anybody wants to make use of the 1/4" bit driver feature, here's a nice set of Tekton [amazon.com] bits for $5.
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Also, the PowerPint Mini is quite small. It's a better choice if you want to pocket the tool. Other big differences are this one has a serrated blade and some slightly funky left handed scissors. The geared pliers offer compound leverage, helping to make up for the smaller size. It takes twice the motion to open the handles, though. The PPM has a lot of fans out there and fills a niche largely unaddressed since Leatherman dropped the Juice.
Thanks for the post, OP. My kid asked for a pocket knife so I've been waiting for a deal on this. They'll think this PPM is even cooler and it will help keep my tools from disappearing.
FYI - if anybody wants to make use of the 1/4" bit driver feature, here's a nice set of Tekton [amazon.com] bits for $5.