Leatherman Rebar Multitool - 832406


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The Leatherman Rebar is a high-performance, compact multitool engineered for tradespeople and DIY enthusiasts who require a reliable, professional-grade solution for demanding tasks. Inspired by Tim Leatherman’s original 1983 design, it delivers exceptional strength through its all-stainless steel construction and 17 integrated tools, though users should note that it lacks the one-handed opening mechanisms found in more modern, specialized tactical models.
| Material | Nylon |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 832406 |
| Brand | Leatherman |
Yes, it typically includes a durable nylon sheath for safe storage and belt carry.
Yes, the Rebar features replaceable wire cutters, allowing you to maintain a sharp edge over the life of the tool.
While the Rebar is durable, it is not insulated. Always ensure you are not working on live circuits.
No, the Rebar requires two hands to deploy the blades and other internal tools.
The Rebar is constructed from high-quality stainless steel, ensuring resistance to rust and long-lasting durability.
The Leatherman Rebar features 17 distinct, essential tools.
Apply a drop of lightweight penetrating oil to the pivot points and cycle the tools several times to distribute the lubricant.
Check that the cutter screws are tightened correctly and that there is no debris buildup inside the wire cutter housing.
Use a non-abrasive metal polish or a fine scouring pad with oil to gently remove surface rust, then wipe clean and apply a protective layer of oil.
The Rebar comes ready for immediate use straight out of the box. To maintain peak performance, store the tool in a dry environment. After exposure to moisture or salt, rinse with fresh water, dry thoroughly, and apply a light machine oil to the pivot points to prevent corrosion and ensure smooth deployment. If the wire cutters become dull, use a torx wrench to remove the cutter inserts and replace or sharpen them. Always ensure tools are fully retracted before attempting to close the handles.