Lanyard pin, no lanyard

[Bandaids or stitches]

Here's a simple way to keep the lanyard pin in your Sebenza sans lanyard.

I like the way the Sebenza a looks with a lanyard pin in place, but I don't personally have use for the lanyard. I cut a very short piece of para cord, just long enough to poke out of both sides of the lanyard pin hole. Then melted both ends of the cord, this ends up making "bulbs" or "nodules" which won't slip out of the lanyard pin, keeping the pin from falling out of the knife. I also found that if melted "properly" the nodules are large enough to touch both of the scales at once, eliminating any rattling noises.





It isn't elegant but it works well for a daily-user. I'd be interested in seeing other solutions you may know of.

-Sean-

 

[JD Mandrell]

Learned this one on here.​

#007 O ring with an inner diameter of 5/32" or 6 gauge will work.

 

[ice_man]

Learned this one on here.

#007 O ring with an inner diameter of 5/23" or 6 gauge will work.

Nice! Thanks for sharing...

 

[nbp]

I use the paracord nub too.

 

[RyanRaben]

This is a question that is asked a lot. It is nice to see good close up photos for people to follow. Thank you for sharing.

 

[Iron City]

Here is a odd question, I have this issue with large sebenzas, but not with the smalls. Is that just me?

 

[greg c]

I used heat shrink tubing on this build: http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/s...ebenza-insert-build?highlight=Tritium+sebenza

 

[Iron City]

I used heat shrink tubing on this build: http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/s...ebenza-insert-build?highlight=Tritium+sebenza

Now that is a great idea.

 

[Bandaids or stitches]

Nice ideas Chris and Greg, thank you for adding your solutions!

-Sean-

 

[cbking]

Here is a odd question, I have this issue with large sebenzas, but not with the smalls. Is that just me?

I believe that the smalls Pin has a shoulder on it where the larges does not.


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[peterbright]

Learned this one on here.

#007 O ring with an inner diameter of 5/23" or 6 gauge will work.

5/32 or 5/23?

 

[JD Mandrell]

5/32"

 

[peterbright]

That is the only size I could find.

 

[Bandaids or stitches]

The how-to pictures in this thread we're broken for awhile, they're repaired now.

-Sean-