How do are you supposed to use the smallest/micro eye glass screwdriver on the Surge tool? How does it attach to the Leatherman?
1592807
I have wave and my attachment for that is on the other handle next to the flat head screw drive ....it won't Ave a bit in it
1592808
There is seperate slot for it.. U can insert it in that slot and use as other screwdriver bits
1592809
The Wave tool has a dedicated socket for this. If the Surge does not, then you cannot use it.
1593909
just pull up the tip (screwdriver's head), be careful to not loose the tiny rings (two).
854402
Use an eyeglass screw driver mine fit great for it a little pressure is needed to take them out
851375
This set is to be used with a Leatherman tool with a Philips head screw driver. It fits over the Philips head and the bits fit in that. It will only work with models specified on website with square shank in the screwdriver. Works great with appropriate model leatherman tool.
1635264
Not really; the smallest flathead screwdriver is a little wider than a normal eyeglasses screwdriver. The smallest Phillips head screwdriver would work, though it might be a trifle large too.
742479
Sorry, I can't help you. I sent the tool back because I couldn't get the smaller hand piece in the U.S. They make a different model of this in Europe that has a smaller interchangeable hand piece. Thought that was kind of weird.
879017
Is the "tool case" in the photo just for the charger and any accessories, or can the drivers fit in there too? Just from the photos, I'd have to say unless the tool case is part Tardis, they aren't going to fit.<edit> Nevermind. I just saw a picture of what looks like to be this exact impact driver combo with both drivers sitting in the case on either side of the charger.
2013260
I keep a screw driver with in reach. After being sure that the latch in front is disengaged I give it a genital pry to get started, then lift it gently out with my other hand. MDA
1712211
The Surge does not have a hex head attachment point. The included phillips/slot driver are unique as far as I know. Unless Leatherman makes an extension.
85913
I don't think it will work with it at all.... When I Googled it, the leatherman (super 300) doesn't look like there is even a spot to attach the bit driver.
1110079
You use a flat smallish blade screwdriver.just work it past thelugs one side at a time.
851373
It's an adapter. On my Juice S2 you pop out the "silver" piece, put it over the leatherman's philips driver and plug the bits into the other end. The end the bits go in looks like one migt be able to try using it as a ring or hex shaped wrench/spanner in a pinch but I have never attempted to use it that way, I've only used it for the bits.
147373
No you will not need a mini screwdriver. It snaps in place once apart. Good Luck! Just take your time and be careful.
1645243
first, these are not drill bits,this a fingernail care device. push the button on the narrow end of device,and insert tool that you want to use...be careful,it is a pretty strong device...make sure speed is on slow.
1199770
Buy one of those Key chains that has a screwdriver flange dangling off. It's the perfect size. One end cachets a Phillips, the other a flat sd. They cost a couple of bucks, and you always have it with you if you don't mind a functional rather than decorative key chain. A Trader Joe's customer once screwed my glasses back together after one of the lenses fell out. Godsend of a tool.
976017
Like I said before, I would recommend a drill. It was really difficult when I tried using a screw driver at first. You don't need anything fancy, though. Mine was just a little chargeable mini drill.
1932375
Used a eyeglass screwdriver kit (local hardware store or local optical shop). A jeweler's screwdriver kit would work as well. Definitely need the correct size phillip's-head screwdriver (bit). Hope this helps.