Nothing like pulling your knife out and finding screws missing.

Snug them up better. I crank mine down tight enough that you have an audible pop if you take them out.

I lost one doing a take down in a parking lot during lunch. Most hardware stores have the same size threading to get you by for now.

So are you missing 1 or 2?
 
the first time I put it together it seemed tightness made it wonky but took it back apart and it worked right but I guess I did not tighten them enough then. I only have one missing right now since one was in my pocket. well lesson learned. my great hardware store is closed till Monday.
 
steve.knight.792 said:
the first time I put it together it seemed tightness made it wonky but took it back apart and it worked right but I guess I did not tighten them enough then. I only have one missing right now since one was in my pocket. well lesson learned. my great hardware store is closed till Monday.
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It will come soon enough. Do you live out in the sticks?
 
I know some people put the purple loctite on the screws, now I can understand why.
 
steve.knight.792 said:
ya I think I will do that. if I tighten the screws enough to stay knife is a bit stiff to open one handed.
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That's a whole nother story. I just stropped my washers on the CF 21 for the second time and finished with a tiny amount of purple on the screw threads .

Your washers may be .001 too thick.

The blade is glassy smooth fully cranked down. Should be good for the next 11 months :)

Have you ever stropped the washers before?
 
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I use Teflon tape on screws that have a tendency to back out.
Can't remember if I ever had to use it on a Sebenza
 
my hand condition sucks so much resistance my finger may slip when opening or closing the blade. I had to sell a Benchmade with assist opening I cut myself several times. I cut myself a couple times training my hand to open and close the 21.
 
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