@@vucachondear sir, I just bought me a vision fg and you can’t even reverse flick it it’s to hard , you can thumb flick it but that’s all I’m new to knives been into it for about 2 months and was thinking about trying to take it apart after I watch your video . Can you give me some advice ?
@@vucachon if the detent is to hard is there a way to loosen it and I only see 2 screws in the vision if I loose the one screw up by the top of the knife will that loosen the detent ?
I don't think there is enough clearance. You need enough room for the Super Lock pullback and disengage. I took a quick look and pulled the Super Lock to see how much clearance you need to disengage... you have about 1 mm or less of space after disengaging. So maybe a thin string? Lol
I simply screwed the clip from the Böker Magnum blue Jay onto the Civivi Vision fg. Visually, in terms of feel and in everyday life, it fits perfectly. 😅🤷♂️👍
Hey Vu! Howdoya do?! Thanks for filming this video! Was exactly what I was searching a while for! I don’t have one of those yet and I think most people were complaining about the placement of the clip. So my bright genius idea would be to get some sort of material, like a flat sheet or piece, maybe some kind of carbon fiber, micarta, wood, or even titanium, etc. Then redo the scales using that material, maybe making it the exact same or different from the original scales. I would probably leave the three larger holes out, or I guess the better way of saying that is that I wouldn’t put the three larger holes in.. but I’d probably leave the holes near the front where you can see the lockup. Maybe make a more interesting window shape to show off the lockup. But the most important part of redoing the scales is moving the clip placement. I’d like to get a titanium clip if I don’t use the original clip and then I would move the clip down into more of the center of the scale. Plus I’d be able to get rid of those ugly spots(especially on the show side) where the clip is able to be countersunk into the scales on either side, so the clip isn’t screwed on top of the scales. I imagine I’ll have to figure out how to add new threads to the steel liner so that the clip, in it’s newer position, has something to thread/screw into. It looks like that size clip’s point of contact would be right in between the last two holes. I wouldn’t have to worry about it falling into a hole and being weird to carry or remove from the pocket. But if I went hole-less then that wouldn’t really matter. I have a few other mods I would want to take care of if I’m going through doing all that. One would definitely be trying to grind off the “C” logo on the pivot, maybe add a little design or just a clean, circular sanded or hand rubbed finish to it, just to clean it up a little instead of the branding. Also I’d probably change up or add some more gimping to the super lock depending on if I feel like it needs it or not. Maybe even have the steel liners cerakoted to add a splash of color or just leave them all blacked out. I dunno.. but I feel like it might be a good, fairly cheap and easy project to undertake. I haven’t done anything like this before but I think I’d like to give it a go just for the fun of it. I spend a bit of time in my head daydreaming about switching X blade with Y handle or changing things about certain knives’ blades, etc. One of these days I’d like to give it a go. I’d love to see some of these ideas of mine come to fruition possibly someday. Whadya think? Seeing that you’ve already taken it all apart and everything, is there anything that I’m overlooking that wouldn’t allow me to move the clip into a better position? Or anything else that I haven’t thought through well enough yet? Thanks Vu! I ❤ U
I’ve been heavily into knives for like 6 years and for some reason I cannot get the pivot of this knife to sit flush. Any time I try to tighten the pivot down it becomes free spinning and it’s causing a lot of blade play in the knife
There is a little section on the pivot with the "C" on it that interlocks with the scale. It looks like a little triangle. That has to be fully engaged in the slot on the scale to keep it from spinning before you tighten it up.
So I heard this is designed better than the original. Makes me feel like I wasted my money on the original. Ps. You sound like Derek Zoolander when you talk. Just day "These knives are really really good looking"
Thank you! Your disassembly videos are the easiest to follow!
Thank you brother just did a scale swap and your video made it much easier!
Many thanks for all your disassemblies. Your vids help many viewers-including me. 😊
You are very welcome! I am happy to know these videos come in handy!
@@vucachondear sir, I just bought me a vision fg and you can’t even reverse flick it it’s to hard , you can thumb flick it but that’s all I’m new to knives been into it for about 2 months and was thinking about trying to take it apart after I watch your video . Can you give me some advice ?
Maybe take it apart or return/exchange it for a new one? For sure, take it apart and put it back together. That may help
@@vucachon if the detent is to hard is there a way to loosen it and I only see 2 screws in the vision if I loose the one screw up by the top of the knife will that loosen the detent ?
@@christurnerct49 you could loosen the pivot screw to see if it lets off some
Upon seeing the internals, i love my new knife even more!
5:54 thanks for this …I appreciate you. took my scales off and the knife exploded on the table in front of me 😅
@@davel5354 hahahaha dang!
Good job! Thanks for the inside look 🔥
Pretty damn simple design. I like it!!!
Nice on Vu! Gonna come in handy, just bought the ivory Damascus version and I'm loving it, but I'm gonna take it apart to clean and lube soon.
Thanks, that was very helpful. 👍
Sweet I'm about to take this apart and dye the jade G10 scales a sapphire blue
That's gonna look sweeeeeeet
Lifesaver. Thank you.
Thank you for your time!
Like it a lot but I wish the thumb studs weren’t so rounded. And they have to be removed with pliers just to see what size replacements would fit.
Life saver! Thanks
Thanks you
Thank you for watching!
Question uncle Vu. Could I use the stopper pin in the back to place a small ring to, then, tie a landyard to the ring?
I don't think there is enough clearance. You need enough room for the Super Lock pullback and disengage. I took a quick look and pulled the Super Lock to see how much clearance you need to disengage... you have about 1 mm or less of space after disengaging. So maybe a thin string? Lol
I reversed one of the bearings from its factory setting and my vision went from barely drop shutty to completely drop shutty.
Oh yeah? Weird!
Hey, as long as it works!!!!
@@vucachon I think it was backwards, so maybe I just corrected it.
@@karabinas hahahahaah
I simply screwed the clip from the Böker Magnum blue Jay onto the Civivi Vision fg. Visually, in terms of feel and in everyday life, it fits perfectly. 😅🤷♂️👍
You are an knive artist's assembly disassembly.
I have fun doing it!
Hey Vu! How's things going over at the Kizer front?
Hey Vu! Howdoya do?! Thanks for filming this video! Was exactly what I was searching a while for!
I don’t have one of those yet and I think most people were complaining about the placement of the clip. So my bright genius idea would be to get some sort of material, like a flat sheet or piece, maybe some kind of carbon fiber, micarta, wood, or even titanium, etc. Then redo the scales using that material, maybe making it the exact same or different from the original scales. I would probably leave the three larger holes out, or I guess the better way of saying that is that I wouldn’t put the three larger holes in.. but I’d probably leave the holes near the front where you can see the lockup. Maybe make a more interesting window shape to show off the lockup. But the most important part of redoing the scales is moving the clip placement. I’d like to get a titanium clip if I don’t use the original clip and then I would move the clip down into more of the center of the scale. Plus I’d be able to get rid of those ugly spots(especially on the show side) where the clip is able to be countersunk into the scales on either side, so the clip isn’t screwed on top of the scales. I imagine I’ll have to figure out how to add new threads to the steel liner so that the clip, in it’s newer position, has something to thread/screw into. It looks like that size clip’s point of contact would be right in between the last two holes. I wouldn’t have to worry about it falling into a hole and being weird to carry or remove from the pocket. But if I went hole-less then that wouldn’t really matter. I have a few other mods I would want to take care of if I’m going through doing all that. One would definitely be trying to grind off the “C” logo on the pivot, maybe add a little design or just a clean, circular sanded or hand rubbed finish to it, just to clean it up a little instead of the branding. Also I’d probably change up or add some more gimping to the super lock depending on if I feel like it needs it or not. Maybe even have the steel liners cerakoted to add a splash of color or just leave them all blacked out. I dunno.. but I feel like it might be a good, fairly cheap and easy project to undertake. I haven’t done anything like this before but I think I’d like to give it a go just for the fun of it. I spend a bit of time in my head daydreaming about switching X blade with Y handle or changing things about certain knives’ blades, etc. One of these days I’d like to give it a go. I’d love to see some of these ideas of mine come to fruition possibly someday.
Whadya think? Seeing that you’ve already taken it all apart and everything, is there anything that I’m overlooking that wouldn’t allow me to move the clip into a better position? Or anything else that I haven’t thought through well enough yet? Thanks Vu! I ❤ U
The scales seem extremely easy to replace!
I’ve been heavily into knives for like 6 years and for some reason I cannot get the pivot of this knife to sit flush. Any time I try to tighten the pivot down it becomes free spinning and it’s causing a lot of blade play in the knife
There is a little section on the pivot with the "C" on it that interlocks with the scale. It looks like a little triangle. That has to be fully engaged in the slot on the scale to keep it from spinning before you tighten it up.
I just picked one of these up a few weeks ago and put an ugly scratch in the blade. You guys think I could stonewash it with this finish?
I have no clue. If you do get it stone washed show me the results!!
Why you gotta keep teasing me with that beaut.😊
Hahaha
@@vucachonhahaha that’s hilarious that “translate to English” appears below your “hahaha”!
So I heard this is designed better than the original. Makes me feel like I wasted my money on the original. Ps. You sound like Derek Zoolander when you talk. Just day "These knives are really really good looking"
Really really good looking. Hahahah. Can't wait until they make knives for ants. Lol
I havent experienced the first one yet, but I do like this version. Super solid. Great detent. I'm glad I got one!
Would have been perfect if it had been on phosphor bronze washers instead of bearings