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Leatherman Rebar Lightweight Multi-Tool No Blade Mining Edition with Nylon Sheath - Silver
Leatherman Rebar Lightweight Multi-Tool No Blade Mining Edition with Nylon Sheath - Silver
The Leatherman Rebar Lightweight Multi-Tool No Blade Mining Edition with Nylon Sheath - Silver is a robust, stainless-steel multi-tool built for heavy-duty jobs and everyday tasks alike. It weighs approximately 190 g and folds into a compact closed length of about 10.2 cm, with a full open length of 15.9 cm - small enough for easy carry yet sturdy enough for serious use. Rather than featuring a standard knife blade, this mining edition swaps in a set of spring-action scissors and retains a wide selection of practical implements: needlenose and regular pliers, premium replaceable wire and hard-wire cutters, an electrical crimper, a wire stripper, a saw, a wood/metal file, screwdrivers (small, large and Phillips), an awl with thread loop, an 8-inch/20-cm ruler, plus bottle and can openers. All tools lock securely into position so you can apply pressure without worrying they'll fold. Finished in silver and supplied with a durable nylon sheath, this version of the Rebar delivers a highly versatile, reliable toolkit for DIYers, tradespeople or anyone needing a dependable tool at hand.
Key Features:
Built for Tough Jobs
Portable and Lightweight Design
Made from High-Quality Material
Ideal for Work Environments
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Leatherman Rebar Lightweight Multi-Tool No Blade Mining Edition with Nylon Sheath - Silver
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Leatherman Rebar Lightweight Multi-Tool No Blade Mining Edition with Nylon Sheath - Silver
The Leatherman Rebar Lightweight Multi-Tool No Blade Mining Edition with Nylon Sheath - Silver is a robust, stainless-steel multi-tool built for heavy-duty jobs and everyday tasks alike. It weighs approximately 190 g and folds into a compact closed length of about 10.2 cm, with a full open length of 15.9 cm - small enough for easy carry yet sturdy enough for serious use. Rather than featuring a standard knife blade, this mining edition swaps in a set of spring-action scissors and retains a wide selection of practical implements: needlenose and regular pliers, premium replaceable wire and hard-wire cutters, an electrical crimper, a wire stripper, a saw, a wood/metal file, screwdrivers (small, large and Phillips), an awl with thread loop, an 8-inch/20-cm ruler, plus bottle and can openers. All tools lock securely into position so you can apply pressure without worrying they'll fold. Finished in silver and supplied with a durable nylon sheath, this version of the Rebar delivers a highly versatile, reliable toolkit for DIYers, tradespeople or anyone needing a dependable tool at hand.
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