How many of the blades do you actually use?
Have you ever found a decent use for the tweezers or toothpick?

I used the tweezers to remove a tiny metal splinter from my finger on Friday. I've never used the toothpick for anything.

My recommendation would be to remove the tweezers or the toothpick and insert something really useful in their place like a couple good needles. That's one of the most valuable items in my FAK and has removed many many an annoying splinter.

Dang, I hate splinters. Anyway, you could easily put a small piece of scotch tape over the needles to hold them in the toothpick slot.

Tweezers,all the time.
Toothpick, occasionally, and for the intended purpose.

And I have a use for the hook. Ren faires. There is usually some lass who needs her laces tugged a little tighter after an hour or so. It is perfect, don't even have to undo the corset. *raises an eyebrow* Dirty old man in training.

I do the same thing with my boots.

I'm going to start EDCing a Swiss Army Knife just to attend to the corset-wearing wenches. That there is a good tip.

Also the needles in place of the toothpick. Thank you, gentlemen.

It just so happens that there is plenty of room in a Leatherman to rubber cement a large needle or three.

I EDC a Classic, and I use all the blades regularly. Tweezers and toothpick (as a toothpick) about daily, the blade when I don't really need to dig out the Leatherman, and scissors and file usually when I have managed to break off a corner of a fingernail...

I EDC a SAK. I would say that I've used everything on it.

-Small blade typicall for opening packages.
-Large blade for normal knife/cutting uses.
-Scissors for cutting thread / paper / trimming.
-Can opener for intended purpose (someone had a pop top can that failed to open and I was able to open it using this)
-Large / small screwdriver
-Bottle opening for many a beer
-Corkscrew for many a bottle of wine
-Awl for cleaning fingernails / punch / awl work
-Hook for carrying bundles. Keeps thin straps from cutting in my hand.
-Tweezers for small splinters
-Toothpick as intended.

I carry a relatively simple one, and use most everything at least weekly. I have used the tweezers and toothpick quite frequently and for their intended purposes. Not that there are not other ways of cleaning your teeth and pulling splinters. I have been carrying the same model (the camper) for more than 20 years and I am quite happy with it.

My BOB has a Swiss Army Locksmith in it. I like having the ability to work wood or metal when needed. The locking blade is nice as well. I have use the metal file quite a bit on smoothing things out and cut a pipe with it (that was NOT easy, but it worked).

i carry a new model OHT SAK and use Tweezers and toothpick fairly often. I use the can and bottle openers often.

Swiss Champ for general purpose use.
Farmer for a survival knife. Best non-locking survival knife going. Bar non.

Being an English Freebooter, loosening the wenches corset is more my style.

Helping them tighten them is a sign of old age.....