Captain Question 'bout Bolts.
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Captain Question 'bout Bolts.
Hey, can someone tell me what size allen wrench I need to loosen/tighten the bolts on my Captain's pocket clip? Thanks in advance all.
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Am sure Kristi will move this thread to the proper place.
In the mean time, while I do not have a Captain, almost all the newer Spyderco models use Torx fasteners, and the four sizes they use are #6 (clip screws on models, like the Captain, with the three screw clip), #8, #9, and #10 for the rest of the fittings. If you're in the US, and don't already have a set, I would suggest getting the Husky HD-74502 T which Home Depot sells. It's an inexpensive (around $6), reasonable quality driver that comes with all those bits, and more (8 sizes total) in a neat little package.
In the mean time, while I do not have a Captain, almost all the newer Spyderco models use Torx fasteners, and the four sizes they use are #6 (clip screws on models, like the Captain, with the three screw clip), #8, #9, and #10 for the rest of the fittings. If you're in the US, and don't already have a set, I would suggest getting the Husky HD-74502 T which Home Depot sells. It's an inexpensive (around $6), reasonable quality driver that comes with all those bits, and more (8 sizes total) in a neat little package.
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Deacon, I guess it can be called "mind reading"... :)The Deacon wrote:... If you're in the US, and don't already have a set, I would suggest getting the Husky HD-74502 T which Home Depot sells. It's an inexpensive (around $6), reasonable quality driver that comes with all those bits, and more (8 sizes total) in a neat little package.
Thank you for answering the question that was bugging me for a while.
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Thank you for the info.
Thank you for the information, sorry I posted in the wrong thread. I could'nt even find this thread again and posted my question again elsewhere before finding your answer here. Thanks again.The Deacon wrote:Am sure Kristi will move this thread to the proper place.
In the mean time, while I do not have a Captain, almost all the newer Spyderco models use Torx fasteners, and the four sizes they use are #6 (clip screws on models, like the Captain, with the three screw clip), #8, #9, and #10 for the rest of the fittings. If you're in the US, and don't already have a set, I would suggest getting the Husky HD-74502 T which Home Depot sells. It's an inexpensive (around $6), reasonable quality driver that comes with all those bits, and more (8 sizes total) in a neat little package.