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That looks like great fun, a nice review and a great read.

Keep up the good work! :)
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This is a really useful tutorial. I assume all the delica variants are constructed from the same basic parts so you could in theory have a zpd blade with a red handle for instance? or a waved green D4? (when the zpd and green versions come out obviously)
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Thanks for a nice assembly guideline. I have a feeling I will need it one of these days.
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I wish that you'd write most of the "assembly" instructions that come with everything that I buy.

You have written a well thought out and understandable; step-by-step, DIY'er manual.

Well done!
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Great write-up for those looking to take apart their Delica and Endura.

Should be a sticky up top for this.
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Very intresting and very well done.... Thanks for sharing....
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I followed your instructions exactly, but still ended up with extra pieces. Is that O.K.? :D

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Perfect instructions. Thank you so much. I'm saving this thread for future reference. I may just try this one day! :o
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That was neat,does it void the warranty?
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gull wing wrote:That is the best instructional manual I have seen. The photos are great.
I've got to agree...... That was great! Thank You! :) :) :)
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Well Done Mr. Blonde! Doc :D I really enjoyed the read and pics.....Thanks
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Interesting reading, thanks Wouter. :cool:
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Thanks for the great pics Wouter!
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Thanks for your efforts. That was well done and very clear.
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Hi Wouter, thanks for the great pics and review. I see they redesigned the lock too (near the "tooth"). Looks to me the blade is a bit broader than at the older Delica - probably because of the enlarged hole.
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Django wrote:According to Kristi, the D4 and the E4 are the only knives you can take apart without voiding the warranty. Great pics!

Is that right?!? Will the Zdp be unscrewable? Can anyone confirm?!? Does anyone has a torx screwdrivers set for sale :D

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That was an excellent, well written review. Great pics also.
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Cool Wouter, very clear and understandable :cool:

This makes me think I should have send my D4 with the clip issue to you :( :D

Thanks very much for sharing ;)
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Django wrote:According to Kristi, the D4 and the E4 are the only knives you can take apart without voiding the warranty. Great pics!
Ah ok, I missed that. Thanks.

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Cameron23 wrote:I followed your instructions exactly, but still ended up with extra pieces. Is that O.K.? :D

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Heheh, lol! That's ok just send them to me. :D


Just be careful using the knife if you're still left with extra pieces, or Moe Syzlak would soon have plenty reason to comment: "he ain't pretty no mo'". :D

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