Kershaw/ZT Picture Thread!!! Let's See Em'!

Flipper Friday, grabbed the Kershaw/Ken Onion "Speed Bump" for my first day off😊
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I just happened upon this a little while ago, pretty sweet looking Ti knife for under 200 bucks. Sucks it’s made in China but I’m still contemplating on getting one. What do y’all think?IMG_0796.png
 
Good afternoon guys, I've not posted on this forum before. But wondering if anyone can't help me out, I have an old Kershaw Starkey ridge 1410, it's a bit of a heirloom from my father. However the pivot screw is a bit battered I'm wondering if anyone knows what size screw it is and where I could possibly find a replacement?
 
EastangliaEDC said:
Good afternoon guys, I've not posted on this forum before. But wondering if anyone can't help me out, I have an old Kershaw Starkey ridge 1410, it's a bit of a heirloom from my father. However the pivot screw is a bit battered I'm wondering if anyone knows what size screw it is and where I could possibly find a replacement?
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Kershaw's customer service is pretty good. If you haven't already, contact them and see if they can help you out. A thread pitch gauge will help you determine the correct pitch, but you might need to adjust the length manually by trimming with a file.
Hopefully, someone with direct knowledge of that specific knife will be a long to help.
 
SharpBits said:
Kershaw's customer service is pretty good. If you haven't already, contact them and see if they can help you out. A thread pitch gauge will help you determine the correct pitch, but you might need to adjust the length manually by trimming with a file.
Hopefully, someone with direct knowledge of that specific knife will be a long to help.
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This right here. I have interacted with the ZT guys, and they were awesome to deal with.
 
SharpBits said:
Kershaw's customer service is pretty good. If you haven't already, contact them and see if they can help you out. A thread pitch gauge will help you determine the correct pitch, but you might need to adjust the length manually by trimming with a file.
Hopefully, someone with direct knowledge of that specific knife will be a long to help.
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Yeah I've contacted them they replied swiftly but wasn't able to get any help from them. I'll have to make a purchase for one of them, unless someone here is able to help out 🤞
 
EastangliaEDC said:
Yeah I've contacted them they replied swiftly but wasn't able to get any help from them. I'll have to make a purchase for one of them, unless someone here is able to help out 🤞
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If the screw is still functional, just scratched up, consider it just evidence of the previous owners tinkering and involvement with a cherished tool.
 
norcalAF said:
If the screw is still functional, just scratched up, consider it just evidence of the previous owners tinkering and involvement with a cherished tool.
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It's been well loved, it's semi functional I'd say, not sure how long though as it's starting to round off
 
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