If you could....

u812 · Jul 10, 2006

change one thing about the Sebenza what would it be.
I would love to see the screw heads changed to torx.
The only trouble I have ever had with any of mine is the clip screw head stripping out,I guess because it is in very tight.The last time I had to adjust the clip the screw head stripped.I got it back in ok but there was no getting it back out.While I was at Blade I asked if thy had any and they said they would send me a few.Well forward til today,I thought well I might as well get it changed out so I took the screw out with a screw extractor,just realy ruins the screw and open the baggy.OH crap,they were scale screws.Anyway I guess she gets a break until I can give CRK a call.
I was just thinking that a torx head might hold up better.

gundy · Jul 10, 2006

It would be all black finish for me...:thumbup:

Nathan S · Jul 10, 2006

I'd make the handle of the regular model more similar to that of the classic, getting rid of the contouring. And I'd make dual thumblugs standard.

Oh, wait, that's two things ....

bbcmat · Jul 10, 2006

Standardize on one external heat treater.

MAT

kamagong · Jul 10, 2006

I would change the steel back to BG42.

flipe8 · Jul 10, 2006

Like NathanS said; dual thumstuds standard. It can't "really" cost that much for them.

DaveH · Jul 10, 2006

screw heads changed to torx.

That threw me for quite a while, you mean change the hex to torx. I stripped a clip screw once too, I could probably strip a torx equally as well.

I make an under 2.5 full thickness NICA blade shape sebenza.

T.K.C. · Jul 10, 2006

Dual thumb studs, that is the only thing I would change!!

crown · Jul 10, 2006

Thicker blade for me.

Nukemkb · Jul 10, 2006

Make the swedge standard...or at least more common.

Django606 · Jul 10, 2006

Probably change the blade steel back to BG-42, I've heard many people say that it is easier to sharpen than S30V.

C Ben Susrool · Jul 10, 2006

A smooth working flipper.

ph.ht1 · Jul 10, 2006

I would prefer the sebenza without the machining holes. I think those holes are not very aesthetic. I see other titanium framelocks without the machining hole so CRK should be able to do it too.

Tony G · Jul 11, 2006

For me the knife is dam near perfect.

I wouldn't change the design at all but resize the line by making the Small Sebenza and Umfaaan slightly larger. Like 5% for the small and maybe 15% for the Umfaan.

Bg42 would be OK, M2 better or make the Sv30 a bit harder.

I don't see double thumb studs as a improvement as there are already offered and for most people one is enough.

Andy_L · Jul 11, 2006

get rid of imperial allan screws. I could deal with either torx or metric allan screws.

Shing · Jul 11, 2006

flat ground, D2 blade steel, thicker more rounded handle, metric Torx heads and cheaper so I don't have to keep selling them when I'm low on cash.

Andy_L · Jul 11, 2006

Shing said:
flat ground, D2 blade steel

make one, CRK may even provide you with a thumb stud so that it still matches other knives at the EMCCU

erispoë · Jul 12, 2006

I would enlarge or strenghten the hole and/or the ceramic ball to make the sebie more secured once closed.

MikeH · Jul 12, 2006

Tip-down clip option with double thumb studs. Makes for a truly ambidexterous knife when worn in the left pocket. Easy to access with either hand.

Nathan S · Jul 12, 2006

Another thought: I'd love a Sebenza with an opening hole instead of thumblugs. That would be the absolute best!