🔧 The hex hole modification trick of a Victorinox RangerGrip / is this bit holder stable enough?? 🔩
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- In this video i show you how i open the hex hole on the front handle of a Victorinox RangerGrip. After the modification i make tests with every layer who helps to support the force of the hex shank under load. With this tests i can give you a feeling how much force the improviced bit driver of the RangerGrip 79 can absorbe. At the end i show you a simple trick how you can improve the stability of this bit driver system.
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Felix, I did this hack to my Ranger back when you first demonstrated it. I felt like I knew what you were going to reveal as the "secret" at the end of the video, because I discovered that problem with the chamfer myself. I use auger bits and spade bits as well as all the various Torx, Allen, and screwdriver bits, and as a result, I've found that many of the bits that have the locking grove cut into their shaft don't get much support. That under-cut in the shaft will line up with one of the support layers and that layer won't grip the hex shaft and you lose strength. The best solution that I came up with was to modify a small bit holder by cutting the shaft off and leaving just enough of it to reach all the way down through to the saw spring layer. I made the end very flat as you recommended in this video and I got rid of the under-cut by cutting it off. It does require carrying one more piece of kit, but it also gives you maximum strength with any bit. BTW, have you ever used auger bits instead of the spade bits? I feel like they take less effort. Thanks for making my Friday better, once again! Ciao!
Your comment is super interesting... thanks a lot!!
was going to mention flattening a bit holder then you only flattening one bit rather than going through a set
Vielen dank für deine tipp!
Sehr gerne!
Felix, I’m running out of adjectives to describe your creativity and ingenuity 😊
Haaa ha haaa this compliment is wonderful! 🤣🤣🤣
Time to start smooshing words together so you can make new words to describe with.
Genius.
I totally agree! Every time he amazes me and so many others, that is more than wonderful!
Another great mod! Gratz on 200k!!
Thank you so much my Friend. Watch this th-cam.com/video/VvSQt4cJ6s8/w-d-xo.html :-D
Sackmesser Scientist! Alle Achtung mein Freund! Danke wie immer für deine unerschöpfliche Kreativität! Viele Grüße Sepp
Danke lieber Sepp! Dein Kommentar freut mich wie immer speziell! Ich wünsche Dir ein schönes Weekend!
I love how in every video you explain safety issues that could occur when people try to imitate your modifications, teach how to correct them, and reveal the drawbacks of making such alterations. You really SHOULD be a spokesperson for Victorinox at this point.
Thank you very much for this wonderful compliment!
Hallo Felix, das habe ich nicht gewusst, dass das RangerGrip eine Bitaufnahme hat. Du hast die techn. Feinheiten sehr gut erklärt! LG Micha
Danke für das Lob! LG
Thanks to you, my old damaged Victorinox is now renewed with a lot of modifications
I am happy to hear that!
Schön, dass du auch immer an die kleinen Dinge denkst, die einen echten Mehrwert darstellen. Besten Dank!
Danke für das schöne Lob!
Hi Felix, amazing and informative video as always!
Have you thought about going through your collection of stock and modified SAKs? It might be interesting for a lot of people to see the collection you have and which ones you have modified and showcased here on TH-cam over the years.
Best wishes and enjoy the holidays :)
Thanks a lot for your inspiration!!!
I find your explanations & solutions so incredibly satisfying 👍😆
Thank you Felix !
Hello Edward. Thank you very much!!
this is the model knife i treated myself to on my holiday to Geneva when i visited the flagship store there. I was already going to do this modification but the other youtube videos were not great on how to do it. Now i feel super confident to do it. Thankyou so much Felix.
Thank you very much!
Could you do a video on using a chisel in a victorinox. I wonder why they added it there because I don't think it's needed.
Dear Felix, how you inspire me to make better things! Every Friday I look forward to you, though it has to be evenings now since I was given clearance to join the helicopter emergency service, but a couple of SAKs always accompany me. You are so clever; artful, too. Thank you so much, as always, *Hugs* ~ Wendi 🌻🌻🌻
Thank you so much dear Wendi!
Calculating the torque value of the combined thicknesses of the liners is intelligent. Removing the chamfer is also a smart idea. There are small sockets which use a 1/4 inch driver and I imagine that the 1/4 inch shank from a drill could be used as a socket driver . Bicycle tool etc. ??
Thanks once again for another intriguing engineering tutorial and all the best sent your way Felix.
Your comment makes me happy! Thank you so much!
@Quantum Mechanic - Great idea mate!!
@@Cosmo_88 Thanks for your input regarding the cutting of stainless-steel using laser.
I now have to buy this knife just to do this project ! 👍
Thanks a lot for your comment!
Hi Season's greetings Felix 😊, this is a great tip, I never knew the hex hole was already in the liners, and the shape in the inside of the handle made it easy to cut out. Thanks for another interesting video my friend, stay safe, best wishe's to you and your's, Stuart UK.
Thank you very much dear Stuart!
Thank You Mr. Immler for your very novel ideas. Happy Holiday Season.
Thank you Cosmo!
👋💥✌️Hello, Felix! Thank's again and again for great ideas 👌👍👍👍!
Thanks for watching!!
@@FelixImmler 👋🔥💪✌️
👍👍👍Best modification yet. Saving serious pack weight by not needing scotch eye auger.
You are right!
What about mounting a Morakniv spare blade of Companion/2000 on a RangerGrip with a Thumbstud to 1 hand opening. Try using a Pencil Die Grinder and carbide burrs... because spare blades are very hard...
Interesting idea!
Felix you are a wiz very use full informative video as usual I think I’ve said this before my EDC is a Swiss Army knife a powerful small but effective tool. Thanks Ciaooooo 👌
Hello Tony. Thank you so much for this wonderful compliment!!
Hello from British Columbia Canada
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Thanks a lot dear Marguerite!
Hi Felix, great video! I think I will `frankenstein´my Ranger aswelll :D Your spat bits look super nice, especially that they have the little screw tip seems to be very helpful since they will pull themselves in the wood. What kind of drills do you use?
Das sind Würth Flachbohrer
Hey Felix, I just got a Rambler and was wondering if you had any neat tips or tricks for the bottle opener/Philips it has, it's a neat tool
Sorry, i don't often work with the small Victorinox... i don't know them well.
Sooper cool! Thenks man!
Hello Vladimir. Thanks a lot for watching!
shake your hand! 🤝🤝🤝 Thanks for the great ideas and implementation!👏👏👏
Thank you very much!
Thanks for this video
Just did it on my Ranger Grip 78 and it works like a charm
Super!
Do people in Europe use the Victorinox warranty? It seems like a bother in the US.
hello Joseph. Thanks a lot for your comment. I don't understand what you want to say.. sorry
Неплохо, жаль у меня нет 130мм викторинокса, пользуюсь только Handyman 91mm и Workchamp 111mm
They are top! 👍👍
I did not know about this! Now..the only Ranger I have is the one you sent me...so I won't attempt it just now....but definitely a good mod! Not just for bushcrafting purposes but(in my case) for taking apart knives and multitools. I carry small bits with me but always used a pair of small pliers. I feel that this would definitely make more sense!
Great stuff my friend!
Thank you so much my TH-cam buddy from the very beginning
If the bit stops at the back of the last layer then if the back of the bit is tapered then it won’t touch the last layer
Edit: hahaha I should have waited another 15 seconds to post this because you answered that
Thanks anyway for watching my video!!
Меняют накладки на желто - чёрные, там сразу шестигранное отверстие
You are right! Thank you
Tanks
Tchao
Thanks for watching!
Ich liebe all deine bisherigen Videos, doch mal ganz ehrlich, muss man allein wegen dieser Zusatzfunktion riskieren, sein schönes Ranger Grip 55 zu verpfuschen und zudem seinen Garantieanspruch auf die bearbeiteten Teile zu verlieren?
Ich denke, dass es kein Proglem ist, zusätzliches Werkzeug in einer kleinen Gürteltasche mitzunehmen.
Es müssen nicht alle Funktionen der Welt in einem einzigen Messer vorhanden sein, um es etwas überzogen auszudrücken.
Darum gibt es erstmals einen ZONK und kein Lob von mir. th-cam.com/video/uKpTkBddyK8/w-d-xo.html
Danke für den ZONK! Ja, jedem das seine... Ich fände es geil wenn ein 1/4 Zoll Sechskant irgendwo standardmässig am messer verbaut wäre😂.
Flatten the chamfer ... GREAT TRICK! I watched this video even though I have already made this mod to my Ranger Grip 57. Boy am I glad I did!! After making the mod, I noticed, like you show, that the bit does not go *through* the liner lock layer because of the tiny protrusion of the saw spring. I also noticed that the bit wiggles a little, but I thought it was at least going *into* the liner lock layer. Now I realize that, because of the chamfer, it does not. Wow!! I can't wait to flatten the chamfer and have a much more robust tool. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
Your comment makes me happy! Thank you Bob!
Es wäre natürlich sehr schön wenn es die Griffschalen in allen Farben auch in Schwarz ( für das Onyx) mit und ohne die Sechskant Bohrung gäbe. Hatte bei Viktorinox mein Ranger Grip 57M auf zwei Hand Klinge Umbauen lassen. Wegen unseren verrückten Gesetzen hier. Und mit den grünen Griffschalen anstatt den roten.
Gute Idee. LG Felix
Greetings Mr. Immler.
I posted a video on this three months ago with a very easy way to open the hexagonal hole.
It really takes only about 15 - 20 seconds and comes out very clean without any drilling or any filing.
I made another video - basically a sequel - comparing the depths that each of three RangerGrips allow a bit to set in the handle of the knife.
The Boatsman comes with the bit driver exposed. The RangerGrip 71 Gardner has the same amount of metal supporting the bit when the hole on the scale is opened.
The RangerGrip 79 does not allow the bit to set as deep and has less metal supporting it.
Basically, they all will work with a variety of bits as long as we don't over-torque them.
I like to use mine with regular drill bits when the reamer is not adequate to get the exact size hole that I want. I only do light drill applications and don't really recommend any heavy-duty type work.
Cheers.
How I do my bit driver mod
th-cam.com/video/RRKsnojzRSE/w-d-xo.html
Depth comparison
th-cam.com/video/XHpcCh8Hxsw/w-d-xo.html
Super… Thanks a lot for your interesting links!
@@FelixImmler You are quite welcome. I hope someone finds them helpful. Take care.
@@MasterYoist I found them helpful. Thank you.
Could you insert a small magnet in the other handle to hold the bits in place?
Very good inspiration. Thank you
Great video Felix, very precise and complete, as always.
Thanks a lot Giuseppe!
Tja, schade! Habe schon viel über dich von meinen deutschen TH-camrn gehört, scheinst ein sympathischer Typ zu sein, werden ich vielleicht nie erfahren.
Meine konstruktive Kritik: als deutscher machst du einen Kanal in welchem die Videos deutsche Titel und Beschreibungen enthalten aber englisch gesprochen wird. Ich fände es besser wenn alles auf englisch wäre, dann könnte ich gleich erkennen das ich es nicht sehen will oder verstehen kann oder mach es zweisprachig wie z.B. Jörg Sprave, mit Hinweis im Titel oder vertone die Videos nach. Untertitel sind mMn unpraktisch da sie vom Video selbst ablenken.
Nur meine Gedanken dazu, da ich persönlich nicht gerne englisch sprachige Videos ansehe, schon gar nicht wenn ich denke es wäre deutsch.
Danke für Deine konstruktive Kritik.
neat, but I think it would just be better to carry a wrench.
Yes of course a wrench would be better... ☺️
Muy buenas amigo mío 😉 me a gustado la opción de poder aplicar la herramienta es una idea muy buena 😃 como siempre gracias por compartir y a seguir así de bien salud/os 🍁🇪🇦
gracias mi querido amigo de españa!
Felix, so far, I agreed with you but not with this modification. Why should I destroy my knife and bring a spade wood drill bit when I could bring a manual wood auger drill bit? Every which way you look at it, you still have to bring or carry a drill bit. With a manual wood auger drill bit, I just need to insert a branch. I don't need to destroy my knife. I just want to remind you that the SAK knives are becoming very, very expensive. Thank you
You are absolutley right. The only thin is, a manual wood auger is much bigger...
@@FelixImmler Felix, You're amazing. I'm sure that you are able to build an entire house with just a SAK. ;-) True. An auger drill bit is much bigger but less expensive than my Ranger/grip 79. Plus, they come in different sizes from very small to humongous. 🙂
Hon nix verstanda , was ich des für Mundart. Jo man i verstand jo net alle Schwizer Dialekte 😅
Danke für den Besuch auf meinem Kanal
I loved this modification! Its hidden gem! I always use a bit driver but only for the small tasks. Im going to be getting a ranger grip soon so i am ver happy to see this😊
Dear Felix,
thank you again for surprising me with "hidden" tools in Swiss Army Knives. I like the modifications you show - especially on my favorites, the 111mm Victorinox in the last weeks. Have a good start into the weekend.
Greetings to Swizerland
René
Thank you very much dear Rene!!
👊😎🤙🍻
Thanks a lot Steven!!
Very nice video! Watched with the big interest and pleasure! Go on!
Thanks a my friend!
Excellent, thanks for that good explanation
Thank you very much!!
Hi Felix, interesting idea. Is there a better option to use for the hex hole?
I'd be afraid of damaging this knife.
I like that you challenge the tool.
Take care Felix
The safe option is to not use the hex hole Hi Felix, interesting idea. Is there a better option to use for the hex hole?
😆😆😆
Felix, do you still work for Victorinox?
I work with Victorinox!
Excellent video very descriptive. Very helpful. Good job.
Hi Felix first of all I want to let you know I love your videos I’m always very entertained and I have learned so much from you. My wife even enjoys watching too.
My question is which do you prefer. Rangergrip or forester/ Trekker
Hello Felix, haha, dini Idee sind super! Ich wär no nie of die Idee cho es Victorinox Messer abzändere.
Dankä für Din Kommentar!
I had made the modification on my Rangergrip 57 based on your older video. Thanks again for even more info a details on that great option. Cheers! 👍
Thanks for watching!!
Is the RangerGrip79 the only knife we can mod for hex bits?
no..i guess all RangerGrip models
Oh, have you seen the Boatsman and Handyman? -They are sold w bits!
That is so excellent! That definitely makes a lot more options available in the backcountry. Thanks so much for giving a complete understanding of how this works and how to modify it so it works better. Have a great one, my friend!
Thanks you very much my friend! Your comment means always something special to me!
Hello Felix. I have the Ranger with the Phillips screwdriver. This is a great mod to a very handy multi-tool. I really appreciate your attention to details. Thank you. Love this series. All the best.
Thank you so much for your compliment!
Oh, Felix, thank you so much for this video. Now I can point this out to anyone planning to do that modification. 🙂
And, apparently I'm learning patience on my old days. During the whole video, I had the urge, to write a comment about the 4th layer not supporting the tool, because of the chamfer. Luckily, I watched 'till the end first. 😀
Thank you very much for your patience 😂😂😂
Why is the hex hole there? The scales cover it, so I'm guessing it isn't supposed to be used. So, why even bother?
On RangerGrip modells with more layer the hex hole is open
@@FelixImmler 👍Thank you, Felix!
Good evening sir, you are so creative, success is always with all your works.
Thank you so much!!!
Have you thought about writing a book?
I saw one on Amazon but I know you could do it better! Something to take into the woods.
I wrote allready different books www.amazon.com/shop/feliximmler www.amazon.co.uk/shop/feliximmler
@@FelixImmler Awesome!
Thanks so much for the link!
You’ve probably read this comment from other viewers years and years ago but why doesn’t Victoria Knox pay you for your ideas because they are highly thought out from an obviously well educated Victoria Knox user
Mr Felix, thanks for the brilliant demonstration of finding the secret hole and the explanation of why 3 layers of the ranger grip 55, 79, onyx and wood, I found that you can use the Leatherman Raquet and bit extender are better to use and because you have to points of the hex hole you can have 3 layers complete and you can have only a small hole and a stablel bit tool, do you know if the wood scales also have the precut hole, thanks I enjoy your videos, thanks
Felix, you are the Mcguiver of our era. Felix, I have the Rangergrip 78, which is the same knife, but instead of a corkscrew it has a phillips screwdriver. I purchased the fireflies large and short to see if I can add it to knife, but I don't have a way see a clear path in the scale to cut a nodge and insert the large firefly. Do you have a video on this?
I remember the rocket stove video, I won the knife :)
Super! :-D
Grinding off the chamfered end could change the temper of the steel and potentially destroy the auger’s strength. I would avoid using any modification method that heats the auger or the liners.
Brilliant! I wonder what you would have invented in medieval times (I'm a reanactor and would like to see a a folding nife (such as the Spanish "Navaja") with at least a corkscrew)) :-)
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@@FelixImmler I really would love to know!
Omg your videos, man! Sooooo goooooodddd!! 👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you!
Dear Felix and everybody else, there is a really easy way to do the mod. You can do this mod just using one tool. With the Reamer you can easily drill a hole in the middle of the hex inlay and carve out along the edges, regularly trimming the rubber on the front with the small blade of a SAK. mine took less than 5 minutes
Hi Felix again. Sorry for being a pain what hex shank drill bit are you using as I can only find ones for use on only soft wood and the one you using looks heavy duty can you put up where you got your drill but from so I can get same one please if ok. Thank you.
Hello Mr. Immler,
I finally subscribed to you after watching many of your videos. Thank you for all the tips and tricks.
I have an idea for creating the ultimate 130mm tool by combining:
Pliers, Marlin Spike, and one-handed Serrated Blade from a V. Boatsman
Scissors and Wood Saw of a V. Gardener
Scales with tweezer and toothpick (with hex mod), Gutting Blade, and one handed Plain Blade from a V. Hunter 58
Metal File from a Wenger Ranger 70.
Locking Screwdriver and Bottle Opener from any Rangergrip
Back Tools: corkscrew, reamer or awl, and Phillips screwdriver
I have all of these knives already, and I keep looking at them, trying to figure out if such a combination for this monster is possible.
Thanks a lot for your inspiration!!! This tool sounds interesting
Hi Félix, and a torque test with a toque wrench? 😉
Great video!
Greetings from Spain!!!
Yes.. you are right. But i didn't want destroy my knife...
@@FelixImmler Is true...Thanks!!!
I have the version without the rubber inserts but with the toothpick (swapped for a Firefly) & tweezers, does this have the hex hole ?
I guess you don't have a 130mm. do you have a 111mm model?
@@FelixImmler Yes you are right 111mm with half serrated blade, saw, screwdriver bottle opener and can opener, toothpick and tweezers, black scales.
@@FelixImmler Yes Felix, you are right 111mm model with half serrated locking blade, saw, screwdriver/bottle opener, can opener, tweezers & toothpick.
I really enjoy your channel lad I find a new use for my blue climber everyday ! I might get the ranger grip with the corkscrew for camping next
Thanks a lot for your kind comment!
@@FelixImmler You’re welcome Felix !
Really clever…. As always, thanks for the explanations and the instructions, Felix!
Hello Bill. Thanks a lot for watching. Greetings from Switzerland!
@@FelixImmler Merry Christmas, Felix! and best wishes for 2023!
My RangerGrip 58 doesn't appear to have the hex hole.
Are you sure?? I can't belive that...
@@FelixImmler You were right about how hard the hole is to see. After getting some more light and adding some magnification (time for new glasses? 😆), you are correct. It does have the holes! A bit would be stopped by the spring on the skinning blade on the 58 instead of the saw spring.
Я просверлил отверстие ø3мм в центре шестигранной штамповки, прикрепил накладку к ножу, а затем проплавил накладку раскаленным хвостовиком шестигранной биты 1/4. Расплавленная пластмасса создала замечательный канал из которого, бита или перовое сверло не будет выпадать. В Вашем случае, хвостовик шестигранника болтается в отверстии.
Great video thanks. One more reason I am glad I have the Boatsman as I have less to worry about.
Wenn Du im Dosenöffner einen Neodym-Magnet verstaust (th-cam.com/video/puEROm0Hwew/w-d-xo.html): Hält das evtl. den Bit besser in der letzten Schicht?
Ist zwar nicht ganz in der Linie, aber ein gewisses Magnetfeld müsste bei einem stärkeren Neo ja dahin ausstrahlen...
Danke für die tolle Idee!
@@FelixImmler Ist ja Deine Idee, siehe Link! Ich kombiniere nur...😆
Hi Felix, very interesting, i was totally absorbed in that, good stuff. Cheers Will.😊😎
Thank you so much!!
I’m glad you addressed the chamfered base on the bits. The last hole is the most important for strength.
Thank you Adam!
More wonderful skills!
Thanks a lot!
FELIX, SUA IDÉIA FOI EXCELENTE OBRIGADO POR MAIS UM VÍDEO, THAU !
Obrigado pelo seu bom comentário!
Obrigado você amigo sempre acompanho seus vídeos gosto muito dos Victor inox e suas história de fabricação!
Felix, you are truly the master of the SWISS army knife 🔪👍👍⚓⚓🇺🇲🇺🇲
Thank you Dave!
Victorinox should be paying you for research and development ideas for improving on existing design.
Thanks a lot Dave for this wonderful compliment!
Great mod I like the way it works! Very nice 👍
Thank you so much dear Mike!!!
Does the pre-hole for the bit holder also exist on the hunter xt and the soldier please?
Great! Thank you!!!
Thank you!
Hey, Felix. Warum übernimmt Victorinox deine Änderungen nicht in die Produktion der Messer? Ich bin sicher, der Kunde würde auch ein paar "Taler" mehr für die Produkte zahlen.
Garantie hin oder her, bei Gelegenheit werde ich mein "Ranger Grip" auch umbauen. Ich habe nämlich bisher noch bei keinem Voctorinox irgendeine Garantie gebraucht. Die funktionieren ALLE, auch nach Jahren, noch perfekt.
Right at the point ! Very important to know, where the weak points are and eliminate them as much as possible. I'd go even a step further: all long tools like bit-holders, drills etc come with a groove near the end. It's ment as a breaking point when used with a power drill. When used with a hand tool, it's useless, so I'd cut it off (reduces lenght and weight too). With a very crisp 90° edge it may get fiddly to insert it, so I'd do a very small chamfer, but to get the full advantage of the 1,2mm layer, I'd open the saw, so the next layer (#5) will be the stop.
Stay safe and enjoy Xmas time
Your comment is super interesting... thanks a lot!!
Great stuff thanks!
Thanks for watching!
Kannst du mal was über das Ranger Grip Onyx machen?
👍👍👍
Dieses Messer besitze ich leider nicht...
@@FelixImmler Na dann wird es aber Zeit. Wird dir sicherlich gefallen. 👍😷
Hallo. Schönes Video!
Wenn ich diese Modifikation bei einem Ranger 74 mache, dann würde der Bit auch in die Platten der Zange reichen oder?
Liebe Grüße aus Hessen
Awesome. Thanks
Thank you so much!
Hallo Felix, hast du Dir schonmal Gedanken gemacht zu einem Stahlnagel den man in den Korkenzieher drehen kann, so dass man in als Bohrer und Ahle verwenden kann , das wäre das absolute Zusatzwerkzeug für das Compact Victorinox, Problem ist wo verstaut man den Stahlnagel ich habe Ihn so gestaltet das ich den Nagel zwischen die Layer klemme auf der Rückseite des Compact. Wenn du das lesen solltest, vielleicht ist das ein Projekt für Dich mit einer besseren Lösung. Gruss Herbert Zetzl
Hallo Herbert. Vielen dank für deinen Kommentar. Ja, darüber habe ich mir schon einige Gedanken gemacht. Ich haber aber keinen Nagel zu eindrehen. Ich nahm bislang immer einen gehärteten Stahlnagel der vom Durchmesser her im Loch des Korkenziehers gelagert werden kann. Aber das mit dem Eindrehen werde ich bestimmt mal genauer betrachten. Danke für den tollen Tip! Hast Du das mal gemacht? Hast Du Bilder? LG Felix
@@FelixImmler Hallo Felix, habe heute ein video von Dir angesehen indem du die hintere Plus Griffschale für die Kurze Pinzette aufgefeilt hast,
habe ich ebenfalls so gemacht und meinen Stahlnagel somit optimal verstaut. Kann Dir Fotos senden vom Projekt, wenn du willst. Gruß Herbert
@@herbertzetzl7956 Sehr gerne... ich bin immer froh um gute Ideen. auf meiner gleichnamigen webseite findest du mein Email Adresse. Danke und LG
L'autre problème, cher Felix, c'est le manque de rétention des emmanchements 1/4" sur les modèles Ranger Grip non dotés d'embouts (les embouts ne se clipsent pas même après creusement d'un trou dans la plaquette).
Cela semble très intéressant. Pouvez-vous me l'expliquer à nouveau en d'autres termes ?
@@FelixImmler Certes :) Sur les modèles Ranger Grip pour lesquels des embouts sont fournis (Boatsman, 174), un dispositif de retenue des embouts empêche qu'ils tombent. L'utilisation des trous hex 1/4" sur les autres modèles de Ranger Grip (après perçage hex de la plaquette) se fait sans rétention (j'avais fait l'expérience sur des modèles Wenger). A vérifier.
If you're very careful filing and stop at a light pressure fit, the hex the plastic will act as a retainer.
Comme toujours EXCELLENT !!!
Merci bien!
Can this be done with a Soldier's knife?