Sebenza screws.

[nitrox1]

I alternate. 1 up, 1 down, etc.

John...






just kidding

 

[Django606]

Actually you can reverse the screws without taking the knife apart at all. Just do them one at a time with the knife closed.

I was addressing the person who thought it would make reassembly harder.

 

[Gary W. Graley]

One thing I have noticed, on my Sebbie and a few others, is some of the
screws do not fit the allen wrench very tightly, a lot of play, in this
particular knife, the clip screw shows being loose or too large an opening
while the other screws were ok, as I recently took the knife apart to clean
and lightly, every so lightly, polish the washer...
G2

edited to add, I did try a couple of different wrenches as well, no luck!

 

[Johnny11758]

One thing I have noticed, on my Sebbie and a few others, is some of the
screws do not fit the allen wrench very tightly, a lot of play, in this
particular knife, the clip screw shows being loose or too large an opening
while the other screws were ok, as I recently took the knife apart to clean
and lightly, every so lightly, polish the washer...
G2

edited to add, I did try a couple of different wrenches as well, no luck!

I also found the allen wrench too small for the Sebenza's clip screw. What does work perfectly is the size 8 six-lobe, torx-like bit from the Benchmade Blue Box.

 

[Gary W. Graley]

Thanks Johnny, I'll give that a try!
G2