The P.A.C.Knife by Wilson Custom Knives

[TAH]

So when I actually built the knife, I took a steel sleeve and threaded it. I put the knife in the sleeve, which was machined to accept the tang, and then threaded that into the handle tube after putting some epoxy on the threads. Then I ran an 1/8" steel pin through the handle, steel sleeve, and tang of the knife, and out the other side to prevent any unthreading, even knowing full well the epoxy on the threads would prevent that. Then I filled the whole area with additional epoxy....

Sam, I think you have a little OCD going on there. So you're saying we can't take the knife apart to clean it? :thumbup:

 

[The Zieg]

Sam, I think you have a little OCD going on there. So you're saying we can't take the knife apart to clean it? :thumbup:

You could keep a respectable cleaning kit in the hollow handle!

Zieg

 

[Sam Wilson]

Sam, I think you have a little OCD going on there. So you're saying we can't take the knife apart to clean it? :thumbup:

You aren't kidding. The good news is it makes my other "issues" look almost normal in comparison. And don't get me started about taking them apart. I have carried a Sebenza daily for over 15 years, and am on my second blade for it. I have taken it apart once, and that was just to see what the big deal was all about. I don't get it.

Sam :thumbup: