Rings are a great deal thicker than bands, in my experience. My first wedding ring was 6mm wide by about 3mm thick. In white gold. That little nub in the photo wasn't nearly thick or strong enough to cut that. I'm thinking they meant banding like is used on boxes. Even steel banding is pretty thin, usually under 1mm. I've cut that with scissors a couple of times.
I used some umpf on it. I was surprised it didn't break before it did.
Already taken care of.
1974 first time, 1982 the 2nd, and only a six-week break in between. Closing on 42 years with second (numerically only) wife, 8 years with the initial starter wife. Both of them at least knew that wearing a ring was likely to get me hurt or killed. Ex was also an aircraft mechanic when we married.
This wife is worth it. She snatched it from me and put it in her Jewlery box.
You haven't finished yet even though the ring is off. Now you have to send the tool back to Leatherman for replacement. They'll take about 3 weeks and you'll have a new Leatherman tool.
Maybe I missed it, but what kind of metal is the ring?
Any blood, skin loss or any other gore we need to know about when ya got it off? We gots to know.
