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Removing tools on a Leatherman Blast?
I'm currently trying to find a knifeless multitool that i carry during my daily high school life. I really like the Leatherman platform and i'm really leaning towards the Blast. I wanted to know if it was possible to have a temporary removal of the knife and saw blade on the blast to make it so i could carry it. I have been thinking about replacing the blades with some tools from an old Kick but i'm not entirely sure if this is possible. Advice?
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- chrisLv 79 years agoFavorite Answer
on top of the leatherman advice, your school be it anything high school or lower won't allow nail-clippers what makes you think they will allow a "knife-less" leatherman?
- 9 years ago
Leatherman made a knifeless FUSE. This model replaces the knife with a file. The FUSE was the model between the Leatherman KICK and BLAST so it should have most of the features you were looking for in the BLAST. This is a model that has been discontinued recently but should be available on-line:
Source(s): I work for Leatherman - strechLv 79 years ago
This from their website:
"Our products are designed to be disassembled by factory-trained technicians only. Repaired tools are reassembled (and the pivot posts cemented) to ensure proper tension for optimum tool performance. Attempting to disassemble a Leatherman tool yourself may result in lost components and compromised tool functionality. It may also void your warranty protection."
