what screws are needed for disassembly and pocket clip swapping of this knife?
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Torx screws are used. I don't know what size. I was able to swap the clip to the other side by using a straight bit screwdriver that fit in the torx opening point to point.
1422158
For other screws I'd recommend a reverse screw, though these are so small.. perhaps that could end disastrously. Alternative methods are going to be a challenge because the screws are set so deeply. Have you tried stretching a thin rubber band or disposable glove material over the provided screwdriver tip for added grip? I'm curious as to how you stripped the stock screws! I've replaced my screen twice and disassembled my phone dozens of other times to manually charge my battery (while waiting for a replacement USB charging port), yet the involved screws are in near-perfect condition.
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The top does unscrew off, but it is very tight. After removing the top, remove the O-ring very carefully by sliding it over the threads (do not use a knife, use a pair of tweezers or something blunt) and then slide off the pocket clip. Slide the O-ring back on, screw the top back on (hand tighten) and you are good to go. No need to use a dremel tool or cut it off.
1283384
I spent hours modifying the Scandi that came stock on the knife. No biggie.... I'm a tinkerer anyhow.
1587698
The clip on my knife is satin finish with a black Emerson skull. It matches the finish of the stainless side of the knife.
1593589
My para2 has all black hardware, matching the blade. This includes the screws that attach the clip.
391114
You take that grey cover off (snaps) on the side and there is a metric allen head screw that you loosen to change the blade. Use a piece of scrap wood under the teeth of the blade to hold it from turning while you loosen/tighten the screw.
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http://www.stanleytools.com/default.asp?CATEGORY=SNAP-OFF+BLADE&TYPE=PRODUCT&PARTNUMBER=10-401&SDesc=Hobby+Knife Here is the Stanley link that shows that your knife uses standard hobby blades and mentions #11.
269581
Pocket knife screws aren't especially small but they are often relatively high torque for their size. A larger handled set would be better for that.
808614
get 4 #8 3/4" self tapping screws & screw top to bottom. Forget clips as they usually don''t work. Screws worked great. Got screw size from call to petmate. Get extras in case you drop a few.
75101
yes, you need the small star driver to remove the screws, and no, you cannot place on the other side! this is by far the finest pocket knife i have ever owned, currently it is laying in my four acre lawn somewhere!! so do i purchase a metal detector or just buy a new one?
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Unless you grind them down or snip them off with diagonal cutters you have a chance of making contact. I replaced most of the screws in the knife and the ones that I kept original I used thread locker on them so the did not fall out. I recommend you use thread locker on all of the screws. Good luck!
490783
if you're asking how to remove the tip clip, it can be done with a small blade screwdriver or tip of scissors. Google something like "Locklace tip clip instructions" and you'll see a how-to U Tube video on this.
2068127
I recommend removing the pocket clip screws and adding a thread locker. This will keep the knife clip in place for a long time.
2014781
Use loctite, OR there's this kewl new invention called the internet where you can find just about anything including replacement pivot screws in whatever size you need. ;)
1595493
The pivot screw(holds blade tight) is a torx T8 and the handle screws are torx T6.
1587013
There is a little wrench type tool to pry it off the base. It's very easy and you can use the handle of a spoon if you lose the wrench. To put a new blade on, you just line up the locking mechanism and press it on. The tool is really not that important, but it's handy if you're into that kind of thing.