I took apart my Umnumzaan and thought I would post the results. I managed to mangle the pocket clip screw. For some reason when I unscrewed it the threads rubbed up against the clip and destroyed the threads on the screw. I got a new screw and opened up the hole on the clip and everything was fine again.
As far as the rest of the knife dont worry about being able to get it back together if you have one. There are very few parts. The pivot is two pieces, a male and female part, just like a nut and a bolt and then there is a thin washer that goes on each side of the blade. That is all there is. The spacer in the back is three pieces, the actual spacer, the screw, and the female part.
It was a little tricky getting the pivot to unscrew because it came with lock tite on it. I had the tool for one side and was able to put enough pressure on the other side with my thumb to keep it from spinning. When I put it back together I noticed you do have to get the correct tension on the pivot or it makes the blade difficult to open. The amount of tension required is very little. It is small enough that the pivot would spin and I was afraid the pivot would start to unscrew itself so I put a little loctite on it to hold it in place. I am a little disappointed that I had to play with the pivot, I thought I would just be able to tighten it down and the knife would be smooth.
As far as the rest of the knife dont worry about being able to get it back together if you have one. There are very few parts. The pivot is two pieces, a male and female part, just like a nut and a bolt and then there is a thin washer that goes on each side of the blade. That is all there is. The spacer in the back is three pieces, the actual spacer, the screw, and the female part.
It was a little tricky getting the pivot to unscrew because it came with lock tite on it. I had the tool for one side and was able to put enough pressure on the other side with my thumb to keep it from spinning. When I put it back together I noticed you do have to get the correct tension on the pivot or it makes the blade difficult to open. The amount of tension required is very little. It is small enough that the pivot would spin and I was afraid the pivot would start to unscrew itself so I put a little loctite on it to hold it in place. I am a little disappointed that I had to play with the pivot, I thought I would just be able to tighten it down and the knife would be smooth.
