Matt Diskin Fire - where do I get the screw bit?

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I just received my Matt Diskin Fire and I intend to put it into the EDC rotation. I will eventually need to do a little minor maintenance (e.g. cleaning, lubricating, etc.) and will therefore need to remove or retighten the proprietary scale screws.

QUESTIONS:

1) Does anyone know where I can get the bit driver/head to that goes to the proprietary scale screws?
2) Is there an alternative way to tighten/loosen the screws (i.e. is there an easily available tool that would work)? I've purchased special bit heads for my Microtech Whalesharks proprietary screws and that cost me around $25. I really don't want to spend that much again on another screw bit.

Yes, I have googled it and came up with nothing.

Thanks.
 
UPDATE: I contacted Mr. Diskin via e-mail and he relpied with some very useful information. I decided to share some of this information as it may also be helpful to others in the future.

". . . the holes are .040" and spaced .060" center to center. The blade pivot is a t10 torx. If it needs to be taken apart it is prob best to send it in as it is very complex internally
Thanks Matt"
 
UPDATE: I contacted Mr. Diskin via e-mail and he relpied with some very useful information. I decided to share some of this information as it may also be helpful to others in the future.

". . . the holes are .040" and spaced .060" center to center. The blade pivot is a t10 torx. If it needs to be taken apart it is prob best to send it in as it is very complex internally
Thanks Matt"

Hey there, where did you find Mr Diskin email? also tried to contact him, but didn't find any contact info... thanks for your help
 
Hey there, where did you find Mr Diskin email? also tried to contact him, but didn't find any contact info... thanks for your help

Hi, there. I contacted Mr. Diskin through Facebook.com. Just do a search for him on Facebook and he should pop right up. Let me know if you can't find him and I will point you in the right direction.

Mike
 
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