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Triforge

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Got this in from BladeHQ, my only gripe is that the wrench that came with it was slightly too big, and it barely fits, so it stripped the top of the pivot a little. It's not even Wiha, like the other CRK's
 
The inlays look very nice, what do you like about it so far? As for the wrench, have you contacted bladehq about it? They will probably replace it for you.
 
I have a spare Wiha 5/64ths, if you'd like, I can send it to you for free. But as Ernie mentioned, I would contact BHQ and ask what's up with that. THis would be the first time I've heard of a CRK not coming with a quality allen tool..
 
LonnyRS said:
I have a spare Wiha 5/64ths, if you'd like, I can send it to you for free. But as Ernie mentioned, I would contact BHQ and ask what's up with that. THis would be the first time I've heard of a CRK not coming with a quality allen tool..
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Same here, don't worry about it I have a multiple allen wrench tool, it works fine. Thanks though! If you want I can put up some pics, but the knife is on it's way back to CRK for fixing the lockstick, which got worse.
 
Ernie1980 said:
The inlays look very nice, what do you like about it so far? As for the wrench, have you contacted bladehq about it? They will probably replace it for you.
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It came SO SMOOOOOTH out of the box, and the inlays are very great looking.
 
I own the exact same blade, purchased it last year...... it carries the title as my"all star Sebenza"!! Safe to say it is by far the smoothest CRK I own. No lock stick but I'm certain CRK will address that for you.

Enjoy,
Otts
 
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Got this in from BladeHQ, my only gripe is that the wrench that came with it was slightly too big, and it barely fits, so it stripped the top of the pivot a little. It's not even Wiha, like the other CRK's
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CRK uses Wera tools, not Wiha. Albeit both are very good brands/tools. I use Wiha, but I've never had an issue with the issued tools.

Edit: http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php/910856-stripped-screws-and-support?highlight=wera
 
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Yes, they changed recently. I have four sets of Wiha, and now two black sets from new knives that have Wera (apparently, as it is too small for these old eyes) stamped on them.
 
I also had a hex wrench that was too big. It came with my CRK Starbenza.

I took the wrench and filed down each side slightly against a fine ceramic stone. Now it fits better than factory without even the slightest wiggle and a perfect fit.

I actually prefer it over all my CRK wrenches that came with my other Sebenza's, because there isn't any chance of stripped screws without movement in any direction.
 
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