Spring loaded pliers?
1693174
Yes they are Liem. They're really quite convenient. The only challenge is getting them out of the case, which after a while becomes much easier. Overall, I am extremely happy with this multi-tool!
1728491
I am having the same problem, did you find an answer to this??? Oh wait.... got pliers an pulled on it..... now it is working. I thought I was going to break it.
1401735
Those should be driven out with a roll pin punch. These are not in too tight so a nail that is ground flat on the end could do the job. Good luck
1518994
Hi, I think you can, maybe with some tough pliers. I haven't done it myself but I do find sometimes the jingle of it annoying :)
1033102
An adjustable wrench or channel-lock pliers (use care) and some teflon tape. Takes 5 minutes.
937659
There is no bit driver on the tool. Unles you want to usr the plyers as a driver but it wont be very effective.
1059322
I don't believe the magnets are strong enough. This is a series of small magnets mounted inside steel bar. It's really not quite strong enough for heavy duty tools, such as large pliers.
437001
Yes you need basic hand tools and the spring I got was not an exact replacement I had to cut it down and it was a little tuff to install and the clips were not the same
1129251
Needle nose or even regular pliers. When unplugged. Grab by one ode of the white ends lift up and pull out.
2142598
No, I don't think so. I just tried to unscrew one by hand and was unable to do so. I did not try to force it with pliers.
1666248
I have pliers style ps..but the answer should be intergrated with a piece that will engage scissors at the bottom of fold..
886835
Loosen the nut close to the handle, pliers will be needed. The tip will slide off. Do not tighten very much.
956140
It does have spring loaded pliers (that is what helps assist with the one handed operation). It comes with a holster not a clip (the holster is safer is you work in the air), in terms of what clips might fit it, you might be better to look at Leatherman's website
820742
These tools use proprietary inserts--at least I have not found them elsewhere. Not sure about other tools.
1524402
I used pliers on a leatherman. Can also use a wrench if you got one. But us, can't be done with what's provided.
1376787
It was really easy to work the plastic using my dremel's rotozip/drywall bit. I think the "fold the cord in half, zip-tie, and unspool both ends" hack will work better, though.
243642
It's been so long I forgot about the spring pin that needs to be disengaged before you can slide the grips off. There are several videos on utube that should help you. As someone else stated it did come with a tool but a credit card or any thin piece of plastic should work.