Replacement thumb stud/ clip and modification ideas for Lrg Reg Seb.....

trimcut123

trimcut123

BANNED
Joined
Feb 15, 2007
Messages
3,107
Like it says...
Does anybody know where i can get a replacemtn thumb stud for a Lrg Regular Sebbie.... I dont mind the one that is on it.. But wouldnt mind something else....
I might customize mine... So im looking for some ideas also...
Including replacement parts.. such as clips, thumb studs.... and any modification ideas.. Such as polishing... I may be doing some CNC work to the handles...
But i want to leave the handle and blade finish...
Anything else is fair game....
Thanks guys....
I hope someone can help me out with some ideas/ places to find parts

Thanks
in advance fellow CRK fans..
Matt B.
zerochance@sbcglobal.net
 
There is a few places that sell thumb studs and the like so i cant see you having any problems finding a replacement.
I removed the "point" on my small Seb. thumb stud, that made it feel a bit better, i also got rid of the blue on the stud and spacer as well.
I was going to replace the thumb stud but it was easier just to modify the one already there :thumbup:
 
I hear ya... Im already going to polish the stud and the blue backspacer.... But i could still use info and where to find a stock stud that will fit the factory threads.. Unless it is pressed in.... And maybe a clip in a different shape....
Otherwise i will just polish all the hard wear....
Thanks again Haze
Matt
 
I thought the stud was pressed in. I know that when a refurb is done, usually the stud is replaced.

I am looking at replacing the studs on one of my sebbies, probable with one of the knife maker supply places.

I am pretty sure the gnarmin here on the fourms has done this to several of his.
 
I believe the stud is indeed pressed in. Im not sure about the double luged Sebs though ?
 
Just like Toe Jam said - they are pressed in. Somebody, I`m not sure if it was on this forum or over at the EDC forum, came up with a pretty cool DIY method to remove the stud. He used some (hex?) bits and a vise IIRC...... .
 
You can easily find replacement thumbstuds. The problem I had w/ a BM Rift I was going to change out the thumbstud was the ones I orderd, and the only ones I could find had a 3/16" hole for the thumbstud, the hole from the factory was smaller which would require me drilling out the hole. Without a drill press on hardened steel..I didnt get very far. I'm sure if you had a drill press you could, or someone could, drill out the hole enough so the new one would fit...just my .02
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top