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MOhunter92
Apologies if I missed it, I think I saw this questions posed to you, but where did you originally buy these knives?
never mind
1st off thanks for taking the time to post pics and describing what is up with each of them.
Follow me here, as far as the free spinning and broken screws, it is not the liner. I promise that. It is the screws themselves. I had the same thing happen with a gentleman Jim. Went to replace the pocket clip....one free spinning screw....then two....then SNAP! one broken off in the liner....then SNAP! another broken off...
A super good guy here works on my knives time to time. He got the broken screws out of the liner. I too worried that the liner may be the reason, but three spare screws went in with no difficulty.
On a 7 of mine I went to change the pocket clip. Nothing broke, but three screws free spun. Replaced them and they are solid.
I am not blessed with a gentle touch when it comes to things, but I learned to go slow and work a certain order screw by screw and knock on wood have had no issues with Emerson screws since.
No problem. And I thought the same thing, I used screws that were perfect in my roadhouse and when I screwed it in, it stripped the screws. It's definitely the liner wasn't tapped correctly. I am very meticulous and careful with these kind of things and am a craftsman myself. So I do not misuse or crank on anything needlessly.
That sucks man, I was hoping it'd be an easy fix. Not to derail, but your 7 looks awesome. I am stumped about the up and down. Maybe 10 or so Emersons and not a budge on any. A buddy of mine rocks a 7 everyday for the last couple years. I asked to see it yesterday and the thing is solid. He beats the crap out of it so I was honestly surprised.
Guess I'm saying, I totally believe your post, just stumped and truly hope you know it's really not the norm.
Email them a link to this thread. Keep your 7 and mail back the other three. I'd get the 15 looked at before it gets worse. Not normal to have any up and down on these and you don't wanna lose a finger outta hoping it gets better with time. Be cool with them (hard after frustrations I know) and just ask that they fix em up because you like em so much.
For sure let us know how they return. Crossin my fingers for ya, but I bet they get em back in shape.