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Torx screw size?

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Hi folks,

This is my first post on the Spyderco forum. All I can say is 'what a great place for everything Spyderco'.

Now, to my question. Does anyone know what torx size the screws are on the Mini Manix pocket clip please?

I've just recieved a new Mini Manix and I'd like to swap the pocket clip around for tip up carry but I don't seem to have the right sized torx for the pocket clip screws. I just wanted to check before I go out and by myself a set of torx only to find the size I need isn't included in the set.

Thanks in advance.

Take care,

Tony
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The clip on the Mini Manix takes a T9. A T8 will work too but it will be slightly loose.

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Tony,
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PSU wrote:The clip on the Mini Manix takes a T9. A T8 will work too but it will be slightly loose.

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Can't be certain, since both my Manix and Mini Manix are older versions with Phillips head screws, but I'd be rather surprised if that's true. The Torx screws on every Spyderco three screw clip I've ever encountered which used them were T-6. Think you're thinking of the Torx screw for the models which use a wire clip.
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Welcome to the forum, I do not know the answer to your question, but somebody will.
learning it the hard way... :rolleyes:
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It's a T9. I just took apart my Manix.
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cyberspyder wrote:It's a T9. I just took apart my Manix.
Are you talking about the clip screws, or the pivot?
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The Deacon wrote:Are you talking about the clip screws, or the pivot?
All of the screw heads are the same size on the latest Mini Manix.
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Yes, on both the Manix and the Mini-Manix, all the screws are the same (or at least use the same Torx bit).
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PSU wrote:All of the screw heads are the same size on the latest Mini Manix.
cyberspyder wrote:Yes, on both the Manix and the Mini-Manix, all the screws are the same (or at least use the same Torx bit).
Wow, that's surprising, although I'm not sure why, since change seems to be the only constant where :spyder: is concerned. :o :D
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Proof here.

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I have to check my Mini Manix when I get home :)

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Murdoc wrote:Proof here.
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Well, I've already been convinced that I was wrong, and it's a really nice picture, but either those knives have the ultra-new fully transparent clip and clip screws, or it really doesn't prove anything.
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:D :D

Ok you got me :)

All I was wanting to show with this nice pic (not mine) was that screw heads with different diameter feature apparently the same Torx bit size in the handle and pivot; that's something I never actually noticed on my Mini Manix; on the Spydies I remember disassembling, the pivot screws always were bigger than the handle screws.

It would be nice to see the other side with the clips (unless, as you guessed, these Manixes are equipped with leftie invisible ones ;) )

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ScanDgrind wrote:Hi folks,


I've just recieved a new Mini Manix and I'd like to swap the pocket clip around for tip up carry but I don't seem to have the right sized torx for the pocket clip screws. I just wanted to check before I go out and by myself a set of torx only to find the size I need isn't included in the set.

Thanks in advance.

Take care,

Tony
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Sorry for necrophilia, but I want to know the size of the Torx screw that is needed to screw off the clip on the new Endura 4 and Delica 4 with FFG and colored handles?

Thanks for answer! :)
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HWnut wrote:Sorry for necrophilia, but I want to know the size of the Torx screw that is needed to screw off the clip on the new Endura 4 and Delica 4 with FFG and colored handles?

Thanks for answer! :)
It's a T6, I believe. Also, "necrophilia" is most definitely not the word you were looking for... ;)
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hi and welcome to the forum tony.

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@sim
Maybe forum necromancy is better? :D

And thanks for the answer. Will have to buy a T6 torx then.

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thanks, but I'm another HWnut. ;)
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HWnut wrote:@sim
Maybe forum necromancy is better? :D

And thanks for the answer. Will have to buy a T6 torx then.
I heartily agree, on both matters. :) I suggest getting a Kershaw T-Tool if you only need a T6 (also comes with a small phillips bit and a T8), because it's only about $5.
HWnut wrote:@jim
thanks, but I'm another HWnut. ;)
I think he was referring to the OP of this thread, who seems to have only posted this single thread two years ago, and then been in lurk-mode for the past two years... Or just abandoned the forum. :rolleyes: Anyway, a welcome to you. :) Hopefully you'll stay longer than Tony...
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Simsmac wrote:I heartily agree, on both matters. :) I suggest getting a Kershaw T-Tool if you only need a T6 (also comes with a small phillips bit and a T8), because it's only about $5.
Will have a look on this one if my tool shop around the corner does not sell me a T6 well below that $5. :)
Simsmac wrote: I think he was referring to the OP of this thread, who seems to have only posted this single thread two years ago, and then been in lurk-mode for the past two years... Or just abandoned the forum. :rolleyes: Anyway, a welcome to you. :) Hopefully you'll stay longer than Tony...
Oh you are right again. I just saw his UK location and thought he would be on the same air gun forum as me, there are other HWnut's, thought he meant one from there. :D

Hopefully I stay longer. Today I got my first Spyderco. The Spyderco Endura 4 FFG with gray handle. As soon as I unpacked it I was totally impressed. The next thing was that I reconized they offer a smaller version the Delica. I ordered my second Spyerco immediately (Delica 4 with brown handle) on the same day I got my first LOL. I hope this doesn't get me addicted... :D
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