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Perawatan Pisau Lipat

Pembersihan dan Pelumasan Pisau Lipat adalah alat yang sangat berguna , tapi seperti semua alat , mereka bekerja dengan baik ketika mereka terpelihara dengan baik . Untungnya , menjaga pisau Anda dalam keadaan top mudah dan bisa dilakukan dengan minimal alat dan peralatan . Prioritas pertama pemeliharaan folder adalah untuk tetap bebas dari debu, kotoran , serat saku , dan setiap kotoran lain yang dapat mempengaruhi kemampuan pisau untuk membuka dan mengunci dengan benar . Membawa pisau Anda dengan klip saku membantu menyimpannya jauh dari sampah saku dan membuatnya kurang rentan untuk menarik benang dan kotoran , namun , Anda masih perlu untuk memeriksa dan membersihkannya secara teratur . Untuk pembersihan cepat, udara kalengan tersedia di toko peralatan komputer dapat digunakan untuk meniup kotoran keluar dari slot menangani dan mengunci mekanisme . Untuk pisau kunci kembali , membayar perhatian khusus pada kedudukan kunci di bagian belakang pisau tang . Lint memiliki kecenderungan untuk menumpuk di sini dan dapat menjaga kunci dari terlibat dengan benar . Pada LinerLock dan Kompresi Lock pisau , membuka pisau penuh dan meniup daerah di bawah liner untuk menghilangkan serat akumulasi atau kotoran . Untuk membersihkan pisau Anda lebih teliti , mendapatkan sebotol alkohol dan beberapa penyeka kapas . Ratakan ujung penyeka kapas dengan tang atau keran dari palu sehingga mereka akan masuk ke dalam slot menangani lebih mudah , kemudian celupkan ke dalam alkohol dan usap keluar bagian dalam pegangan . Jika pisau Anda sangat kotor atau tindakan pembukaan pisau berpasir , Anda mungkin perlu untuk membersihkannya dengan menjalankan di bawah keran air panas sambil menggosok dengan sikat gigi berbulu lembut dan beberapa deterjen hidangan . Untuk menyiram grit keluar dari poros , putar slot menangani sehingga air yang mengalir mengalir melalui mekanisme poros seperti Anda lembut membuka dan menutup pisau . Setelah Anda memerah secara menyeluruh , menggunakan udara kalengan untuk meniup air keluar dari pegangan dan keringkan pisau sepenuhnya. Selain membersihkan pisau Anda , Anda juga harus melumasi poros pisau dengan minyak berkualitas tinggi gun , silikon pelumas , atau pelumas berbasis Teflon . Jangan gunakan WD - 40 , karena bukan pelumas yang benar . Apapun lube yang Anda pilih , menggunakannya hemat . Minyak menarik debu dan kotoran dan pelumasan yang berlebihan sebenarnya dapat menyebabkan pisau menjadi kotor . Untuk menghindari terlalu banyak menggunakan pelumas dan memastikan Anda mendapatkan persis di mana Anda inginkan , menempatkan setetes pelumas pada tusuk gigi kayu dan menggunakan tusuk gigi sebagai aplikator . Dengan pisau Anda tertutup dan ujung poros- pin dari pegangan mengarah ke atas , menempatkan satu tetes pada setiap sisi pisau tang dan biarkan mengalir ke poros sendi . Membuka dan menutup pisau beberapa kali untuk bekerja lube ke dalam pivot dan permukaan kontak pada sisi pisau . LinerLock pisau kadang-kadang gagal untuk membuka lancar karena bantalan bola untuk mekanisme detent galls atau goresan terhadap sisi tang . Jika Anda membuka pisau setengah jalan dan melihat ke dalam pegangan pisau dekat , Anda dapat melihat bantalan bola yang menonjol dalam liner . Setetes minyak kanan pada bola biasanya memecahkan masalah dan menghaluskan tindakan. Dengan beberapa perlengkapan sederhana dan beberapa menit dari waktu Anda , Anda dapat menyimpan pisau lipat Anda dalam kondisi puncak dan memastikan bahwa itu selalu siap ketika Anda membutuhkannya . Cleaning and Lubrication Folding knives are incredibly useful tools; but like all tools, they work best when they are well maintained. Fortunately, keeping your knife in top working order is easy and can be done with a minimum of tools and equipment. The first priority of folder maintenance is to keep it free of dust, dirt, pocket lint, and any other debris that could adversely affect the ability of the blade to open and lock properly. Carrying your knife with a pocket clip helps keeps it away from pocket trash and makes it less prone to attracting lint and dirt; however, you still need to check it and clean it regularly. For quick cleanings, the canned air available at computer supply stores can be used to blow dirt out of the handle slot and lock mechanism. For back lock knives, pay particular attention to the lock notch on the back of the blade tang. Lint has a tendency to accumulate here and can keep the lock from engaging properly. On LinerLock and Compression Lock knives, open the blade fully and blow out the area under the liner to remove any accumulated lint or dirt. To clean your knife more thoroughly, get a bottle of rubbing alcohol and some cotton swabs. Flatten the ends of the cotton swabs with pliers or a tap from a hammer so they will fit into the handle slot more easily, then dip them in the alcohol and swab out the inside of the handle. If your knife is very dirty or the opening action of the blade is gritty, you may need to clean it by running it under hot tap water while scrubbing with a soft-bristled toothbrush and some dish detergent. To flush grit out of the pivot, turn the handle slot up so the running water flows through the pivot mechanism as you gently open and close the blade. Once you’ve flushed it thoroughly, use canned air to blow the water out of the handle and dry the knife completely. In addition to cleaning your knife, you should also lubricate the blade pivot with a high-quality gun oil, silicone lubricant, or Teflon-based lubricant. Do not use WD-40, as it is not a true lubricant. Whatever lube you choose, use it sparingly. Oil attracts dust and dirt and excessive lubrication can actually cause your knife to become dirty. To avoid using too much lube and ensure you get it exactly where you want it, place a drop of lube on a wooden toothpick and use the toothpick as an applicator. With your knife’s blade closed and the pivot-pin end of the handle pointing up, place one drop on each side of the blade tang and allow it to flow into the pivot joint. Open and close the blade a few times to work the lube into the pivot and the contact surfaces on the side of the blade. LinerLock knives sometimes fail to open smoothly because the ball bearing for the detent mechanism galls or scrapes against the side of the tang. If you open the blade partway and look into the handle near the blade, you can see the protruding ball bearing in the liner. A drop of oil right on the ball usually solves the problem and smoothes out the action. With some simple supplies and a few minutes of your time, you can keep your folding knife in top condition and ensure that it’s always ready when you need it. <div id=gt-res-tools></div> <a href=http://click.icptrack.com/icp/relay.php?r=29131138&amp;msgid=256197&amp;act=88R3&amp;c=1036760&amp;destination=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.spyderco.com%2Fedge-u-cation%2Findex.php%3Fitem%3D10%2F target=_blank><img alt= src=https://ci4.googleusercontent.com/proxy/Cm_Ra6l4mtNMWw8WFURPgI1kYAPMzR1AncmTWE39yxpg8QdceHmDG-CMYDhoW7Rl3vZx5pQKUuL8qR7gVmNWID2I2SF4gto64s0tUFlEKtCxllUn=s0-d-e1-ft#http://www.spyderco.com/byte/2013_10_october/images/r02_02.jpg /></a>

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Spyderco Behind The Scene

https://coenfeba.com/a4525e6v6 <table width=496 align=center bgcolor=#ffffff> <tbody> <tr> <td></td> </tr> <tr> <td colspan=2></td> </tr> <tr> <td><img alt= src=https://ci3.googleusercontent.com/proxy/0kbh8FkDV674DbqCsN2NWYOszw43pTHJBc6iI20iyWMLCKLdsT8fiIWfaZmUkR2lJBgXKIcL1Due093OVl4iPFCailUegAwxcdh1x9ziQNZsOd4b_A=s0-d-e1-ft#http://www.spyderco.com/byte/2013_12_december/images/r02_01.jpg /></td> <td> <table width=434 align=center bgcolor=#ffffff> <tbody> <tr> <td><img alt= src=https://ci5.googleusercontent.com/proxy/Crwz5CefF3sGjnHe-YyqfAh0pUnrGzoKZZLdrPaQzLRUPLNz14WUtxdoKPxlg5Xko-0uBLWzt8aj0Ivug9BmC9EIuu5IAaC4j-o5irwka2IKZAJQ0Q=s0-d-e1-ft#http://www.spyderco.com/byte/2013_12_december/images/r02_02.jpg /> <p align=center>Sage 1 LinerLock</p> </td> <td><img alt= src=https://ci6.googleusercontent.com/proxy/-l3mrpBjcszRhhoC8HoknowaBNfQLjKFsV3teW1A2qtXNSzyMsJsPeo6GlxTD_cc8-JJvDFHr6IcU-VnvOxzY6X19DZmiz-HLPOxQdmG8nnKVPljpg=s0-d-e1-ft#http://www.spyderco.com/byte/2013_12_december/images/r02_03.jpg /> <p align=center>Sage 2 Reeve Integral Lock</p> </td> </tr> <tr> <td><img alt= src=https://ci3.googleusercontent.com/proxy/-U6jgDNFOeUpgKoZOWKp_TMZwMICw7hnUAq26PPiDnJ10Q8HHd7dEMCZ_suqRybRBY3iM34BoZvJYL7BszoHR9SMC1qOR6EbJ33ZpyoPfBYcXrydbg=s0-d-e1-ft#http://www.spyderco.com/byte/2013_12_december/images/r02_04.jpg /> <p align=center>Sage 3 Bolt Action Lock</p> </td> <td><img alt= src=https://ci4.googleusercontent.com/proxy/Y16C8p1GrsAJAz5GMPEcz4__oNrdzGRWS1oJtsrjLBCNeH6Bip5i2TXLn8OCgX-lBQsZwHMA8FZvAbu2GTGq-t1UJ1XnC7Dlvlq8MGKjIE8xCfucKg=s0-d-e1-ft#http://www.spyderco.com/byte/2013_12_december/images/r02_05.jpg /> <p align=center>Sage 4 Mid Back Lock</p> </td> </tr> </tbody> </table> Spyderco’s Sage Series is a family of knives that showcases the innovative lock mechanisms that have helped define modern folding knife technology. Every member of the Sage family shares the same basic design profile and unifying features like a flat-ground, leaf-shaped CPM S30V blade, an ergonomic handle with textured forefinger choil and thumb ramp, and a reversible tip-up wire clip. What makes each of them distinct is its lock mechanism and the details and materials of its handle construction. In addition to diversifying Spyderco’s offering of lock mechanisms, the Sage Series “gives credit where credit is due†by acknowledging the contributions of some of the knife industry’s most innovative makers and designers The extraordinary knives in the Sage Series also support a worthy cause, as proceeds from the sale of every Sage Series folder are donated to the Alzheimer’s Association, Colorado Chapter The late Blackie Collins was a legend in the knife industry. As an inventor and designer, his innovations had a tremendous impact on modern knife design and manufacturing methods. The Sage3 recognizes one of his most significant inventions: the Bolt Action Lock. This locking mechanism consists of a spring-loaded steel bolt that wedges between a ramp on the back of the blade tang and the inside of the handle back strap when the blade is opened. Retracting a sliding button attached to the bolt releases the lock, allowing the blade to close safely without the user’s fingers crossing the path of the blade edge. The Bolt Action Lock was the precursor to many other modern locks that use a ramp on the rear of the tang as the lock engagement surface. When it was originally released in the late 1970’s, it set new standards for its time in strength and ease of use. Spyderco’s expression of the lock in the Sage3 is an improvement of the original design in that it incorporates bilateral lock release buttons for ambidextrous operation. The buttons also include integral shrouds to prevent lint and dirt from entering the lock mechanism. The first Sage3 was released in 2011 and featured textured blue G-10 handle scales. This year, the blue-handled version is being discontinued and a new version released, featuring black cubic check carbon fiber/G-10 laminate scales. The scales are joined by a solid G-10 back spacer. Its blade is full-flat ground from CPM S30V stainless, a premium powdered metallurgy stainless steel renowned for its edge retention and corrosion resistance properties. It features Spyderco’s Trademark Round Hole™ for one-handed opening with either hand. When the blade is opened, the Bolt Action Lock mechanism automatically engages to lock it in the open position. Sliding the lock release buttons to the rear disengages the lock, allowing the blade to pivot closed. The pressure from the B