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Curious where u saw these for $25 . If u don't mind me asking . Thks

You definitely need to spray everything with Silicone spray before reassembling it. The knife is not supposed to be so dry, you could even wash everything in hot water and Dawn dishwashing liquid, dry it off and then put Silicone spray on everything and just take some Qtips and wipe the Silicone into all the rails and lubricate the springs. Also lubricate under the thumb button. Doing those things will make it last forever and won’t wear out the thumb button from using too much thumb pressure. I have 3 Elites and the blades on all three occasionally stuck halfway out but after cleaning and lubricating and also taking 1500 grit sandpaper and polishing the metal parts it feels totally different than a brand new one. If you wanted too you could put some blue Locktite on the handle screws and they won’t come loose. Move to Florida after you get your knife polished and lubricated and you will be able to Freely carry it almost anywhere you want.

You missed a key point that you would have encountered if you had taken it completely apart, as you would if you were replacing the scales. The pivot barrel is D-shaped. It doesn’t appear D-shaped, because the center barrel is not D-shaped. All that is D-shaped is the part that passes through the liner, on each end of the barrel, that only on one side, and TINY, and easy to overlook. It is also difficult to see the corresponding flat in the liner! That was the only part of the disassembly that puzzled me for a few minutes!

I would love to sponsorship with this guy who dev the knife I don't get much views but it would be something

FYI If you want to remove the blade from the body the black pin in the center will come out fairly easy with a pair of need nose pliers.

These things are junk

i was curious if it was all metal inside, and I'm glad to see that it is. I got an otf off wish and it was all plastic and broke quickly where the spring tention lock is.

Come on don't stop now you have enough subs to write Co.'s to get free stuff to review .

Tnx for the video 👍🍻😁

Knife lover is the channel name but he rubs the fuckin stone back and forth in CIRCLES TOO. That's comical considering I just started learning about this stuff a few weeks ago and have actually been told more than once NOT to do any of those things. Not saying you don't love knives but you sure don't seem to know what ya doin

i remember playing in this my freshman year. I love queen <3

Great vid ! One question: where do I find aftermarket upgrade parts for this knife? Wasn't able to find anything on Ebay.

How often do you do this dissably maintenance?

Good detailed video, just purchased this system including sapphire stone.

Ahhhh, well. Mine is broken-broken then. My bottom metal piece that the springs attach to, the L shaped one, is broken and cracked at the bend and is now shaped like an I. Appears to be made of pot metal. I never really carried or used it, only fiddled with it but over the 8 or 9 years I had it I’m surprised it took so long to break. Thanks for the video.

I got a hair shaving blade after the yellow…. Then i got the sapphire…. Ladies and gentlemen… horrifyingly sharp…. Actually scary

do you have to use locktight? also what kind of oil did you use?

love my para3 !! great video 😎

New to the channel man great review. Also getting my feet wet on otfs by getting this knife. Do you know the dimensions of the spring or where I can get replacement springs for it?

That toolkit is awesome! Can we get a link for it?

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Love the content! Subscribed!

I use the lansky strop and go back with the paddle and by the way ROLL TIDE LOL

If you really want a mirror finish buy you some stops and add some compound. I use a 5000 grit 10,000 grit and a polish compound.

I have the diamond kit and I know it says not to use oil with the diamond hones, but I also bought the ultra fine and sapphire hones. Question is do I need to use oil with both the ultra fine and sapphire?

I usally dont where make-up not my thing... Also when you put your kinfe in the holder & tighten down the screws & the gap on the side on the holder should be the same from the front to the back if not instead of being at 20 degrees now your at like 23 degrees & next time you sharpen your knife you might be at 19 degrees so that gap does matter I think the lansky directions says to make sure that gap is the same

18:25 instead of wearing a glove i put some masking tape or electrical tape on my finger

I plan on buying the deluxe dionknd kit. I noticed in the video you went from 600->1000->2000. Is the 1000 extra fine essential or can I go from 600->2000?

How did you get the third one one out? At the start of your video it’s already out

I've have 2 as well as a benchmade infidel. I really like these for the price use them for work and never had any problems with mine..I use mine for when I don't want to damage or lose my infidel. Also the boker kalishnakav is a great budget auto but it's not a otf..I highly recommend these. They also have a very solid reputation. Also even my infidel has blade play very few don't.. it just part of a otf for the most part.

Thanks for sharing! First time you disassembled it the spring and it's cavity was full of grease?

Yo you from the canton area? Was looking up link vids and saw your jackson band video. I went to hoover

Hey buddy 🖐🏻 new sub an follower here. Also from Ohio.Interesting video. What is the purpose of the stops in the slip joint knife you showed? I will check your friends channels. Thanks

Mine misfires about 10% the time even after cleaning and oiling. Prefer my atomic defender for same price, more dependable

I should've watched this before I took mine apart to change the back spacer. Like a dumbass, I disassembled mine with the spring still in battery (blade closed). I grabbed the spring and it leg go against my fingers.....hurts like a sonofabitch LOL. That's a nice, thick spring. Took me a bit to finally figure out you have open the blade to disassemble/assemble these things. Trying to put it back together in the closed position is damn near impossible. The parts of a Kershaw are a more precise fit than a typical Benchmade IMHO. Don't have to beat and bang on a Kershaw to get the studs back in place, they snap right together.

Mount the base to a block of wood then clamp the peace of wood duh

Bit weird that you put the red and white coumpound on the same strop are you not worried about grit contamination? I typically freehand sharpen but have a kme and have a lansky not a huge fan of systems but the kme and hapstone system’s are nice the kme Is a huge quality jump compared to the lansky I would say it’s worth it but if it works for you great 👍 I prefer freehand but you seem to get good results

I got a lighting. My action was so stiff I had to take it apart and shave of some excces metal on the firing tab cuz the machining on the knife was pretty bad. It's more manageable now but do I have to play with it a bit more so it becomes less stiff?

Subbed. I think I've been going to spam bud.

You have my sub, check me out if you can, thanks.

You sure can carry them legally in Ohio

I hear spongebob in the background. I have just gained so much respect for you

What would you recommend I buy first after I've brought the lansky? The 2000 grit or the stand?

You are using the lowest degree on a pocket knife? 17 degree is gonna be sharp as those are recommended for fillet knives or used by sushi chefs (19 degrees), but if you want better wear out of it I recommend 25-30 degrees. Sharpen it at 25-30 degree down to where you can shave hair, that would be more ideal. Easiest way to show this is get an Edge on up sharpness measure, and test it at 17 degree and 30 degrees. Sure you might reach a lower initial sharpness reading at 17 degrees than 30 degrees, but run the same blade through maybe 100 cuts of the same cardboard, you’ll find that the 17 degree will quickly get dull much faster than the 30 degree. This is the reason why sushi chefs sharpen their knives before they work everyday, versus doing the same sharpening on a pocket knife, because who wants to bust out sharpening stone on their pocket knives every day?

I really got to get one of those

These are really smooth action blades! Gotta get me a blue one!

Nice job.. 👍👍👍👍

I don't like allot of colors on a knife. But that looks bad ass.

I hear people say you can't even carry it with the clip it comes with. I disagree. I don't mind the clip at all. I like 2 have something 2 grab onto. I'm not a huge fan of deep carry. I guess it would just depend on the knife.

Sweet little knife, Nice video. Hats off to Blade Banker for sending it