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well... will it? Kershaw seems to have no real website and the manual doesn't say.
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Will Disassembling my Kershaw Blackout void the warrantee?
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I really don't know the answer to your question, but I'll bet if you email Kershaw at kershaw@kershawknives.com you would be able to find out.
Young Cutter,
I'm pretty sure taking it apart will void the warranty. I've heard first hand that Kershaw gets a lot of knives back in plastic baggies (a knife in pieces) or knives that were reassembled incorrectly. I don't think the design of the Blackout was really made so the knife could easily be taken apart and reassembled at home...
~Mitch
p.s. I've taken apart my Random Task...it's pretty neat.
I just wouldn't send it back if I messed it up. 
I'm pretty sure taking it apart will void the warranty. I've heard first hand that Kershaw gets a lot of knives back in plastic baggies (a knife in pieces) or knives that were reassembled incorrectly. I don't think the design of the Blackout was really made so the knife could easily be taken apart and reassembled at home...
~Mitch
p.s. I've taken apart my Random Task...it's pretty neat.
I just wouldn't send it back if I messed it up.
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If I messed it up and couldn't get it together again I would send it back to Kershaw. I just wouldn't expect them to fix it under warranty. If they did, that would be great, but it should not be expected.
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Heh, thanks, I was just curious... I guess I just won't endeavor to disassemble my Blackout unless I feel it to be absolutely necessary.