How many reverse their Seb screws like me?

Kimberholic

Kimberholic

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I have the screws holding the slabs of my sebenza together with the smooth side on the full slab. I actually like this look better than having the hex hole on this side. I don't think there is anything wrong doing it this way, I just like it. Anyone else, or am I all alone?

Jon
 
I'vw got 3 Sebbies and have the screws reversed on all of them-I like the looks of it too!!! :D -Tony :cool:
 
Not me.

I like it the way it comes from the factory.

But I'm not the type to mod my car either.

BOK = boring :)
 
Me neither, I like it just the way it is.
And, Chris probably had a reason for doing it this way :D

Ted
 
When I see the wood inlayed Sebs and the ones with nice graphics, all I see anymore is those big gaping lug holes. When I finally get one, the first thing I'll do is reverse the screws.
 
I open the box, remove the knife, open it, check the lockup, check the edge, check the grind, set the knife down, grab the Allen wrench, disassemble the knife, and put it back together with the screw heads on the clip side.
I've never been able to figure it out. The small plain I have now is my third Sebenza, and I've handled a couple dozen more. They've all had great grinds, good to excellent factory edges, and perfect lockup. Fit and finish is impeccable. Obviously there's a lot of thought and care that goes into producing them. They're the finest production folders on the planet, maybe the best made folders, period-BUT somehow someone always manages to put the screws in backwards. The clip screw is always on the proper side. How the others all get put in facing the opposite direction, I don't know...
 
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