Changing the Detent Magnets on the Winterblade Co Factor

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  • Опубликовано: 11 мар 2023
  • In this video I tried, and failed four times, to change to the stronger Detent Magnets. I eventually succeeded but this isn't for the faint of heart. I highly suggest watching Bryan's videos multiple times before trying. Just remember the old saying; Fail, Fail again, Fail Better.
    (heavily edited for time purposes)
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Комментарии • 22

  • @dfailsthemost

    It's cool that they include the optional magnets.

  • @JPK1981
    @JPK1981 Год назад +2

    The magnets are the most frustrating process in conjunction with the washers and the other magnets....🤷‍♂️

  • @AlexT795

    Thanks man this video helped a bunch 👍

  • @dfailsthemost

    The ca glue would make me super paranoid.

  • @dfailsthemost

    Would a sharpie mark on the magnets be helpful? Keep from losing track...

  • @cospyder4275
    @cospyder4275 Год назад +1

    The first time I disassembled b2, I also broke half of the magnet, until it became easier to dismantle late

  • @ADSUPINTHIS

    So the knife comes with the weaker detent magnet installed? Oh lawdy why??? i dont want to go through this, lol

  • @takuan650

    Painful to watch. I won't open mine ever.

  • @gabeharlan2601
    @gabeharlan2601 Год назад +1

    What size Skiff bearings did you use ?

  • @user-uh4ft1do5b
    @user-uh4ft1do5b Год назад

    Where did you find Bryan’s video on this? I’ve been looking everywhere and just can’t find it. It’s not on his site or RUclips.

  • @theknifeconnection9571

    tritium vial i think you mean isotope vial

  • @cospyder4275
    @cospyder4275 Год назад

    There are no detailed dismantling videos on the b2 network at all, and the official website does not have all the dismantling methods of b1, so basically you have to study how to dismantle it yourself