Instruction: Evaluate the answerability of a question by analyzing the related document, outputting yes if the document contains information addressing the question, and no otherwise.

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Question: Are the plier jaws sprung?
Document: This is a GREAT little multi-tool. I have used similar products from other top-notch manufacturers, and this one absolutely has the most complete set of tools that I use on a daily basis. To my knowledge, it is the only tool that has plier jaws AND scissors. With all the others brands and models, it seems like you have to choose one or the other. Not to mention, it's the only min-tool I know of with a retail package opener.
I was in the market for a keychain multitool for hiking/camping (to compliment my main blade). It was between this and the PS4 (I needs scissors). I liked the blade and overall design better on the Dime. However, after broken plier jaws, on first use, on two separate Gerber Suspensions really left me on bad terms with the Gerber brand. Ever since, I've been loyal to LM's quality (have the Wave, Skeletool, Juice, and Wingman).
I have been disappointed with these little pliers. The design is flawed and the plier handles rub each other while opening and closing, causing the paint to get rubbed off and in some caes metal damage. These are alright for the money, but do yourself a favor and spend a little more money and get a leatherman PS4.
It is simply the whole thing is made with poor machining precision. I know someone who used to work at Gerber and he told me the quality plummeted since they started outsourcing the production to China. That sounds like true since I have a 15-year-old Multi-Plier which has been working very smoothly for all these years.I got a replacement under warranty, but it was just as tight as the previous one.
I've decided to do my reviews using bullet points. Just easier for me I guess.1. A 2 star reviewer stated that he was looking for a key chain multi tool. This thing is not heavy but is too heavy for a key chain. He also stated that opening the tool scratched the finish off. This can be avoided by starting to open the tool then pull it apart which time it almost seems spring loaded and will snap into plier mode.
I work in an area where you need a variety of small tools readily carried in cargo pants. This tool fits the bill.- Knife blade is very sharp, has a nice and useful slow cure- Straight screw drive is very useful, phillips blade is maybe good in a pinch only, really just a pointed blade blank- Pliers are very good, highly usable,- scissor . . . well, are tiny plier type scissor every handy?
I find I have to exert more force pressing the jaws into alignment than on closing them on something. Also, similar to scissors, wires easily slip out of the cutting area, as the angle is steep. Can make you wish you had one more hand...Would have liked to see a notch in the back of the wire cutting edges to prevent slipping.Still a serviceable pair of pliers for the size, but don't expect miracles.
tools almost impossible to open with a fingernail, have to us a strong object to open out oh the handle.
really good tool to put on a keychain or to just to keep in a pocketkeep in mind that the main blade is extremely dull when it arrives so some sharpening is needed and when sharp it holds an edge really wellscissors are really effective and better than any other scissors Ive ever seen on a multi toolpackage opener works very welldrivers are just screwdrivers and work regularIve never used the bottle opener/cap lifterplier head has a gripper and a fine gripper both work perfectly well
or "Ok, sorry would you like the new reloaded Dime 2? but you have to wait one month, it's in production"It's to easy like Amazon.
Answer: yes