Torx head size for Endura 4 pocket clip
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troutfisher1311
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Torx head size for Endura 4 pocket clip
Does anyone know what size torx head the three screws that hold the pocket clip on the Endura 4 are? Or where I can find a tool that small? The pocket clip on my Endura 4 is coming loose, and I can not find a torx head small enough to fit it. I have checked in Lowes, Home Depot, Wal-mart, and Sears, and the smallest I can find is T8. I don't want to lose my clip, or worse yet my favorite knife. Thanks.
the size is T6
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sears sells the size as well.
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spyderco making mans oldest tool mans most advanced tool:spyder:
THE GREATSET POWER IS OFTEN SIMPLE PATIENECE
The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.
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THE GREATSET POWER IS OFTEN SIMPLE PATIENECE
The only thing necessary for the triumph of evil is for good men to do nothing.
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The Deacon
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As does Home Depot, it is one of the sizes in the small Husky multi-bit Torx driver set they sell for around $6.
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Lowe's, Home depot, or Sears all sell small Torx head drivers that fit into the handle and make a nice little package. I have the Husky and Kobalt sets. They were less than $10.00 each and both cover the range from T4 to T15.
I also have Benchmade's Blue Box and have had no trouble with it, but it is a little harder to set up for use since the box becomes the handle when it's assembled.
I also have Benchmade's Blue Box and have had no trouble with it, but it is a little harder to set up for use since the box becomes the handle when it's assembled.
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Assuming my trainer is the same as the knife, a T6 fits. Lowes sells an 8 bit set under their brand name Kobalt. Comes in a blister pack, and the drivers fit in the handle
If you anticipate getting a knife like the Yojimbo, which has Torx head on both ends of the screws, you might want to get two while you are at it.
Qship
If you anticipate getting a knife like the Yojimbo, which has Torx head on both ends of the screws, you might want to get two while you are at it.
Qship
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I'll second the vote for that Husky torx set. It's a nice all in one with all the torx bit sizes you could need for modern folders like the Spydie line. A tip, if you pull out the plastic insert inside the handle all the torx bits will fit inside! 