How to disassemble and maintain the Spyderco Delica and Endura Pocketknives
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- Опубликовано: 11 дек 2020
- Today, I finally get around to providing another method for disassembling and maintaining the Delica and Endura which makes the process feel much more tractable, even if it's still more of a pain than it needs to be.
I'm reminded of something Adam Horovitz said. "I'd rather be a hypocrite than the same person forever." Changing views come with more time and wisdom so keep it up.
Fun story! I actually had an old half serrated saber ground endura that I sold to a guy years and years ago. When I sold it to him, I figured I'd take it apart and clean it up before I shipped it so the new owner wouldn't have my pocket gunk in it, and that little plastic pin snapped off on one side. Luckily, the guy was cool about it when I explained it and sent him back his money, but I was really put off by spyderco for awhile after that.
See if flytanum would make a replacement.
"Blackshon" 😂
I'm not a fan of this knife, I have the Byrd Robin which seems identical. The knife has to be disassembled in my opinion as with all the crevices in the liner if you're chopping up anything slightly gummy, like an apple, it just collects gunge. Used to like Spyderco, gone off them with this one.
I kept going past this video because I thought it was 3 years not 3 hours ago uploaded. Just surprised to see a delica on this channel in 2020. Great knife though and even greater steel
"This is a very hard knife to disassemble" air duster and kpl go brrrr
This video absolutely saved me with that trick to get the lock on. I was trying to put it on while the knife was opened up for about an hour and the blade jumped up and bit me, twice. Thanks a million for the help mate
does a civilian look like this inside?
You can drop a black clip into a cup of acetone and it will strip it to stainless. You don't have to sand them.
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My method for disassembling the Seki City Spydercos:
Hi Nick, thanks for making this video. I heard you describe taking the Delica apart in another video, so it was nice to see it in person. As always it was made more fun by your philosophizing and stories during the disassembly and reassembly.
That was incredibly helpful! Thank you, Nick. I was having a rubbing issue by they blade that I was able to solve by taking apart, cleaning and applying a little lubricant. I played this video as a step-by-step to get me through.
Thanks for the video. Had some copper scales for my delica and was always scared to try and install. Followed you vid for an easy go of it!👍🏽 now its my favorite knife- went from cheap feeling to a nice hefty knife.
Thanks Nick! Love the philosophy narrative over the ‘how to’ video. Straightforward and useful 😀
Here in Italy I prepare a lot of food with my Endura in zdp189, now I'm ready to disassemble it for a nice cleaning and maintenance, thanks!.
Just bought a new enduro from spyderco at the western stock show. The knife is perfect. Every fit, every dimension, blade centering, lock up, lack of play at all. Always have loved how the japanese spydercos feel.
I’m sitting here in Russia dreaming about Spyderco knives in K390 getting prepared for the future disassembly...
Nick, great video - sooo much appreciated, same trick worked to put my trusty Stretch so easily again together (they have almost same guts as Delica and Endura, so you can even extend title of this video)...