Backspacer for Sebenza 25

[tovbinm]

Hello, lovely people.

I have been using my Sebenza 25 for the last few weeks and I absolutely love it. Unfortunately I cut my finger today while trying to reach it out of my pocket. Therefor I started to look for a backspacer and I came to this forum.

Would anyone be able to make one for me or direct me to a skillful person of such?

Thanks in advance.

 

[bhyde]

Post the same question here;

http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/forumdisplay.php/871-Wanted-Knifemaker-Craftsman-Related-Services

We do have some talented craftsmen here on BF- many do post in the CRK forum, but this is the right place to solicit it

 

[gonebad395]

How did you cut your finger?

 

[jumpstat]

Hello, lovely people.

I have been using my Sebenza 25 for the last few weeks and I absolutely love it. Unfortunately I cut my finger today while trying to reach it out of my pocket. Therefor I started to look for a backspacer and I came to this forum.

Would anyone be able to make one for me or direct me to a skillful person of such?


Thanks in advance.

Did the blade disengaged (open position) when you reach in for it ? I am assuming that the folder is in your pocket an unclipped. Might I suggest employing the calf skin sheath.

 

[gonebad395]

^^ that's what I was thinking but a backspacer wouldn't help with that would it? I can't see how you would cut yourself through that back of a Seb.

 

[jumpstat]

^^ that's what I was thinking but a backspacer wouldn't help with that would it? I can't see how you would cut yourself through that back of a Seb.

A back spacer to me is only useful, if the grip is uncomfortable. To me the sebbie is very comfortable not unlike certain other folders for example a ZT0560. Anyway hope that TS found a solution .

 

[Lyall29]

^^ that's what I was thinking but a backspacer wouldn't help with that would it? I can't see how you would cut yourself through that back of a Seb.

The blade does come awful close to being flush with the handle while closed. I assume this is what the OP is talking about. Seeing how the sharp edge is so close to being flush, it would be difficult to make a spacer for this knife. I would also recommend a sheath, although it may be a hassle for the OP.