Cold Steel Voyager disassemble, clean, and maintenance

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Very minor gritty feeling when opening knife for the first inch or so. Decided to take apart knife , clean and inspect. The gritty feeling ended up being the lock bar rubbing slightly on the blade stop pin. Pretty easily remedied by sanding and polishing surfaces.

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Комментарии : 26

@cwsmith17 5 лет назад

Very simple and strong design. This is one of the best EDC do everything knives IMO

@michiganedge4770 5 лет назад

Guns N' Loaded couldn’t agree more its a great hard use work knife

@philipdeppen2890 2 года назад

That's a fact not an opinion lol. I have lots I mean lots of pocket knives. As far as edc goes nothing I have or even tried beats my Voyager clip point. Love the flat grind and the clip point with all that nice belly at 4 inches with a triad lock. What could be better really lol.

@joshuabissey 6 месяцев назад

Another video from that alternate universe where the RAT 1 has a good action. Curious.

@synkuk Год назад

have the Tanto version, and tbh couldn't be happier with it .. holds great edge , very sturdy .. easy to work on and not silly expensive

@BLACKOPS6391 4 года назад

I got some dirt or crumbs in mine at the pivot and now I gotta take it apart.. dam OCD

@Ve-suvius 2 года назад

Boba Fett has a few dents in his helmet. Not a problem to him 😁. In all seriousness. I hear you.

@tonyelbows8045 2 года назад

um, I read the warranty is voided if knife is disassembled....

@kenmastersmaster Год назад

I bought the 5.5 and now ordered a 4in but I'm worried it will be too small.

@acid6urns Год назад

man my 4 inch is literally gigantic i’m used to the largest knife i have being a pm2 or manix 2 😂but i love this thing so far in prob gonna make it my edc with my magnacut native 5 as my iwb carry

@DeanO 7 лет назад

A great look into the knife

@michiganedge4770 7 лет назад

Dean O thanks for watching. not as impressive when looking in but the design works great for what it was designed for

@capcon6 7 лет назад

Great vid M.E. Now I know how to better clean my voyager. Thanks.

@michiganedge4770 7 лет назад

capcon6 thanks for watching. not to bad to take apart. all the pins inside are machined different for some reason so you have to watch and put them back the same direction. my gritty feeling was the blade rubbing on the lock pin while opening

@Meedalery 4 года назад

So easy, so strong💪

@markaurelius3119 Год назад

Voyager line is the best in my opinion. Best value in everything and basically, these things are made for men with balls I have three (vaquero(my favourite), the L you have here and a drop point XL) I also have some very expensive ZT, Ontario's, one microtech, many other knives, But.. for some reason I carry L and XL every day, 300 days a year There are just some things that fit you perfectly

@coreytravislee8359 2 года назад

You sound like Kermit the frog!🤣 love it!! …… oh ya, you sound like Raymond too😂

@MattieBoii209 2 года назад

Hey brother I've watched yiur vid several times but i was wondering if you know where to possibly get screws and washers for a voyager cause cold steel never answers 😒

@nobodysreview6137 3 года назад

Do you know if the back spacer was grivory or alluminum?

@tdawg6615 2 года назад

I’m so happy I can make my blade sit a little bit lower I have sharpened it that so many times and used it so much

@bladetherapy3797 3 года назад

If you locktight the screws can you ever disassemble it again?

@michiganedge4770 3 года назад

Brandt Smith use blue loctite. It’s removable strength. But won’t come loose unless you want it to. Never use red loctite unless you never want something to come loose. With red loctite you would have to use a torch. I blue loctite all my knives with screw construction

@tonyelbows8045 2 года назад

I have the same issue with mine, and going to forego any disassembly, and allow the working in of the blade to remedy itself, which is what it's designed to do.