Also I’ve def successfully swapped the pocket clip to the opposite face on my corgi puppy blade. Though getting the little flat metal face out and retaining the screws correctly was a time sink 😊
I am looking at getting this knife, as a lefty I’d like to mod it. But I don’t think it’s as easy as just swapping the scales as the clip screws into the frame and the frame isn’t drilled and tapped on both sides. Am I correct. I really want to find a way to make it work. TIA
No. You should be able to swap the scales and liners with the clip to make it left handed carry. The scales and liners a perfect fit on both sides. Theoretically, if you had 2 of them, one could have no clip and one could have clips on both sides. The scales and liners take the screws from either scales. It’s pretty brilliant from a manufacturing perspective. One production line with deviations coming from the drilling of the finished parts. Unfortunately, I could not get the pivot out and this knife was a giveaway, so I did not want to damage it.
Office knife and there’s nothing wrong with an even smaller knife for edc imo . We all seen the older gentlemen growing up pulling out well used case knives . I seen a lot of Leverletto s but tue dudes were Italian . The knife scared people 😂
Agreed 100% and why I have several smaller knives that I enjoy. I like folks who have well loved and used knives. It’s on those shoulders we stand to continue this love/appreciation of knives. 👍
This is the first video I've seen on the Corgi that includes a disassembly, very nice. Cheers!!
Thank you!
Also I’ve def successfully swapped the pocket clip to the opposite face on my corgi puppy blade. Though getting the little flat metal face out and retaining the screws correctly was a time sink 😊
Cool!
Do you mean left handed as in swapping the sides of the pocket clip? Or of also keeping the button on the thumb side?
I’m sorry, but it was so long ago. I cannot remember but I think it was only for the liners.
I am looking at getting this knife, as a lefty I’d like to mod it. But I don’t think it’s as easy as just swapping the scales as the clip screws into the frame and the frame isn’t drilled and tapped on both sides. Am I correct. I really want to find a way to make it work. TIA
No. You should be able to swap the scales and liners with the clip to make it left handed carry. The scales and liners a perfect fit on both sides. Theoretically, if you had 2 of them, one could have no clip and one could have clips on both sides. The scales and liners take the screws from either scales. It’s pretty brilliant from a manufacturing perspective. One production line with deviations coming from the drilling of the finished parts. Unfortunately, I could not get the pivot out and this knife was a giveaway, so I did not want to damage it.
Office knife and there’s nothing wrong with an even smaller knife for edc imo . We all seen the older gentlemen growing up pulling out well used case knives . I seen a lot of Leverletto s but tue dudes were Italian . The knife scared people 😂
True! I have seen that, too.
Agreed 100% and why I have several smaller knives that I enjoy. I like folks who have well loved and used knives. It’s on those shoulders we stand to continue this love/appreciation of knives. 👍
I love knives and a I love Corgis (mine is sleeping right next to me) I wanted the black one so bad. Sold out unfortunately,
They usually restock them. Did you get on their email list?
@@Robs_Nerdy_KnivesThank you. I did.
Great video! If your looking to sell let me know!!
I appreciate it but it will likely be a giveaway or a gift to a friend. I believe Vosteed still has some in stock at www.vosteed.com/products/corgi
@@Robs_Nerdy_Knives nope sold out
@@GeorgeDEFINED sorry, to hear that!! I believe White Mountain Knives may be carrying it soon.