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

My old used but not too abused Blue Link.
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do ZT's tend to have alot of Loctite from the factory? I was going to disassemble mine for the first time to clean and lubricate, try to fix a small centering issue, and they seem to be really tight. Before I go further and risk damaging hardware, I wanted to check first. Should I heat the screws with a soldering iron? I have a clean, brass tip for setting threaded inserts into polymers, would be perfect for localized heating of hardware. This is on both my 0392 and my 0562
 
SACBALLZ said:
do ZT's tend to have alot of Loctite from the factory? I was going to disassemble mine for the first time to clean and lubricate, try to fix a small centering issue, and they seem to be really tight. Before I go further and risk damaging hardware, I wanted to check first. Should I heat the screws with a soldering iron? I have a clean, brass tip for setting threaded inserts into polymers, would be perfect for localized heating of hardware. This is on both my 0392 and my 0562
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You only need it to be hot enough to liquify the loc-tite. I just use a hair dryer on the hot setting and it works fine with no real risk of damaging anything.
 
I like it - typical ZT precision, perfect manufacturing, quality and materials. Yes on the omegas.

It is definitely a petite knife. Very light n slim. I generally prefer a little more beef in the pocket, most days.
 
KVT said:
I like it - typical ZT precision, perfect manufacturing, quality and materials. Yes on the omegas.

It is definitely a petite knife. Very light n slim. I generally prefer a little more beef in the pocket, most days.
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Same I usually like something with more weight, but if you are looking for a flyweight easy to carry knife, for me this looks like a homerun. Not sure if it's something I'll buy, but I may stop by the local shop and see what it's all about. It certainly looks bad ass. However I cant help but be reminded of all the awesome shit ZT used to make. Bring it ALL back! 😂 0392, 0777, 0808, 0801, etc etc etc a boy can dream
 
Finally picked up an 0801, the stonewash s110v model. Now that I've experienced it, I'll definitely be on the search for the right 0801cf for the right price.
 

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I need an 0920. It has a little piece of the 888 in it, at least that's what the handle texture reminds me of. And the Les George design just looks awesome.

888 for reference, bare in mind this thing was from 2011/2012(not mine, just from an old sale post). I think these go for $1500-2000+ these days.
 

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You need some BW in your life!
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those are sick, those always go for big money though! It's hard to find pricing on the s110v version I got, but I may have gotten a steal, or just good fair pricing. Either way, I am happy and will be keeping it for a long time. The one I really want is the 0801cf, that root beer color with the subtle oil slick/rainbow accents is just so cool. And the two tone blade, ZT used to do that alot and I love it.

this video shows the oil slick(that's what we call that color change thing in the mountain bike world) accents well, most people don't know they are there

 
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