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How to disassemble and maintain the Spyderco Para3 Lightweight Pocketknife
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 มิ.ย. 2019
- Today, we'll take apart a knife that's very interestingly made, with a shockingly good action, the Spyderco Para3 Lightweight.
Here's Eric Glesser's Breakdown Video: • Spyderco Para 3 Lightw...
I really think that this one of the best edc knives. It has the lightness of a delica with the lock and bladestock of a para3.
I thought the other video on the pm3 was on the lightweight and learnt this is the one I should be watching as I'll be putting back together my first spyderco similar and I'm just stoked that I'm going to be in the big kids club finally! As my friend says "Every knife collector needs a Spyderco" and we'll I'm just so so grateful towards this wonderful community for sure! Nothing better in my humble opinion! Watching from the Cowichan Valley on Vancouver Island in Canada thanks for sharing! Cheers, Kimmers and Jerbs #22ADAY I'll never quit quitting 👍🏻🇺🇸🔥🔪🔥🇨🇦👍🏻
At the end of all things, the two things that will bring Nick the most satisfaction: the improvement of Spyderco and the popularity of the name "pocket pecker."
a lightweight with actual screws... finally.
Best production knives company on the planet. Period
Still have mine, still love it. I have come to prefer the 20CV banter however.
hi i like you’re video keep going.. i have problem with my para 3 lightweight that i cant centering it’s go to left to much and when i loosen its dont make a different please gave me a good answer
Phosphor Bronze washers can be had in such thin widths I would probably add one anyway.
Do you know the exact size ? Having centering issues that is driving me nuts.
@@JustAKnifeGuyyeah I bought a rec exclusive and it’s way off center to the point it’s almost rubbing on one side. That’s just unacceptable. A little I don’t care but that’s excessive.
@whatfreedom7 I hear you man, I sold the one I had. Every lightweight Para 3 I've ever held is not centered. I have 3 g10 Para 3s and they all are perfect.
@@JustAKnifeGuy rec told me it was normal for those so I guess they weren’t lying since you had the same issue. Sounds like a good candidate for a scale swap then.
Great Vid Nick. I appreciate your efforts. I hope you recuperate soon. 🙏🏻👊🏻🤙🏻✌🏻😀
I think the design of this knife functions a little better with grease instead of oil. I use EWG (extreme weapons grease) on mine and it functions great.
EXTREME
anyway of adjusting the centering on this ? i tried loosening everything and couldn't really seem to make it shift
Yea I can't get mine centered either
Wow really amazing looking knife!!!
Yeah, amazingly cheap looking. It's a knife blade plus 32 cents worth of FRN and some miscellaneous metal bits with a street price of about $120 (MSRP $165) for the plain-Jane model. 🤭🙄😐
Thanks Nick.
WoW can't believe theres like no liner on the right side 🤯 I still love my G10 Para3 tho!✊💪🏻🇺🇸
Mine arrives tomorrow along with a Ganzo!
Thank you for the video!! Do you know which screws are those? I need to replace mine and I was wondering if they are standard and I can buy them somewhere?
Email Spyderco for some
Love the video! Watched both.
Nick any chance you are going to review the endela?
Great knife but the stud for the pocket clip screw rotates on mine when I try to disassemble. Can't get it apart...driving me nuts
Did I miss the explanation as to what happened to the iFixit type bit drivers and why the Ferrari cost class ones are still in use?
Because this is an old video. They'll still be around in the backlog.
Also, for what it’s worth, the fancy drivers have been sold. :)
I’ve got up and down blade play when the knife is closed. That can’t be normal can it
For me, nothing beats the delica for edc use. The blade stock thinness is lost on this para 3. I have a chaparral but still prefer the delica
Are there any aftermarket grips being made for this yet? I see a ton that say for the para3, but never mention the LW.
They can't
@@skylerbond56 lel there are scales for it, th-cam.com/video/3ZhEGdka3Pg/w-d-xo.html
No, but you can put the LW’s blade into the handle of the regular para 3
Hope You Feel Better nick thanks good disassembly video oh how much better do you find the blue loctite stick vs the liquid
My clips screw spins freely, what do I have to do with it?
Any idea where to get replacement hardware, particularly the pocket clip screw/holder? I stripped mine horribly :(
You ever figure it out? I did the same thing. Also, how'd you get it out if you stripped it?
@@Surago I did. Call up Spyderco and they'll send you replacement everything. Costs a little but it turned out fine. There's also options on AliExpress for whole new hardware sets.
Just seen the video, keep it up love your videos 😀
I kinda think you should steal the thumbnail idea from the Spyderco breakdown videos. I like how they use a picture from the middle of the disassembly with all the parts and tools laid out; it looks really nice and gets the point across well. It would also help to set apart the thumbnail from your review videos now that they both use the same background.
There's still the screwdriver
Anyone know if your able to swap out the scales for any custom variations that are out there?
No
Why did he only lock tight one side of the screws? The other side he dosent use any locktight?
Hi Uncle Nick, where did you purchase your alcohol 🍸 I'd very much likecto pick up a bottle for myself with the top pump like yours. Thank you
What are those tools?
Hmmm, action on my Para 3 was pretty poor and the centering was... acceptable
Lightweight?
i have a para 3 lightweight, i want to buy the g10 scales, i worry if the landyard hole with work with those g10 scales!
Nice tools👍 where can I buy those? Thanks in advance
How do you remove the screws with blue locktite?? I wanted to take My para 3 apart so that I could try to add a bronze bushing from a Tenacious but I can't because of the stupid locktite
Some heat from a hairdryer might help
Was he blinking help me because something doesn't sound right 😎
I wonder if you can put other scales on these? For example get rid of FRN for TI or carbon fiber aftermarket?
Just buy the regular para 3 with after market scales :)
What are those drivers and where can I get a set?
What tools do you use in this video? thanks
What happened to Nano oil? Is the oil you used on this knife better? I agree with you about blade thickness.a bit of overkill imho.Thanks for posting.
You can really use just about any oil, Benchmade Blue lube, Daiwa reel oil, and Bali slime are all great to use. Nano oil works well but is really expensive compared to the other three I listed.
hi great videos what type of oil lube should I use with my Para 3 lightweight?
I use nano oil 10w on all my spidercos and rat2
Bonjour je m’appelle Chris je suis français fan de couteau donc celui que tu présentes j’aimerais savoir s’il te plaît quelles sont les deux produits que tu utilises le bleu et le rouge merci par avance et vive spyderco
What are the screw sizes?!
Bonjour je m’appelle Chris j’aimerais savoir s’il te plaît quelles sont les produits que tu utilises dans cette merveilleuse vidéo le produit de couleur bleu et le produit de couleur rouge merci par avance et vive spyderco
I cant unloosen the bit because the other bit opposite of it also spins smh so frustrating
I got the same thing going on.
same here
@@sitmonchaiweerachon9802 I had to get an extra bit in order to hold the other side. Either way I won't be buying anymore lightweights unless they're going to be heavy users lol
Came here to see if I lost the second washer
As The Nick goes
So goes Spiderco
First!!
Okay, Para 3 msrp $200+. Para 3 lightweight msrp $140.
Why are you paying so much money?
For a plastic knife?
Thank God for Cold Steel.
it’s $91 at most retailers.
I agree. That is why I always carry the Cold Steel XL Espada in my pocket. and at nearly 16 oz, I can even use it as a make shift hammer. Bonus, it take ages to cut through a whole pig with a super light weight knife with a just under 3 inch blade, so it clearly only a loser would pick it against a true beast of a knife. Go Cold Steel!
You don’t cut with the handle but With the blade. You are paying mostly for the steel. I’ve read stories of peoples Spyderco knives Accidentally going through the washer and dryer and coming out fine. Just ordered my first one so we will see.
I own 2 CS knives. A Limited edition espada w/coyote tan handle scales and a Lynn Thompson signature Voyager with green handle. they Are both made of high end stainless steel and would make excellent self defense weapons But honestly just a little large to make good edc knives and 2. Even before CS sold out and went out fo business they were worth a lot of money. Now I see on eBay they are selling for $300-$700 apiece so no way I am going to carry them now. Just ordered my first Spyderco. Something Edc that I will actually use and abuse like my Tops Longhorn bowie or esse 3.
I love spyderco but...yuck..!
I can’t put my trust in that system
Can't believe how cheaply made this is
Looks like a $15.00 knife
That is why the BM Bugout is a better knife, head to head
@@sngx1304 I have both. The Para 3 is the better knife imo. I've broken down 1/2 inch thick crate cardboard with both and the Para 3 lw felt more stout and handled the task better.
You should read the reviews? I’m. Ore concerned how long my pocket knife will hold and edge and corrosion resistant. I’ve read stories of peoples Spyderco knives going through the washer and dryer and coming out fine.
it's minimally engineered rather than throwing everything on the knife. i like it, it's a KISS principle.
Why do Americans in particular say "I'll see if I can't" when what they mean is "I will see if I can." I don't get it. You're saying the opposite to what you mean.
Did you just expect English to make a lick of damned sense?
Nit pick of the year
Think logically. He’s going to both see if he can’t AND if he can. Understand? Can I? Yes. Can’t I? No. Or alternatively, can I? No. Can’t I? Yes. That is always going to be the case.
I don't like plastic knives
I look at this and I think WTF makes this worth 100 bucks good grief.
No reason to disassemble.
No metal liners - no knife.
It's a lightweight EDC,not a Gerber strongarm for camping ffs.