For me, I haven't had that issue. But speaking of pivot screws, I don't like how ZT used two male screws, instead of a male and secured female screw like on the 0566 and 0560. However, I wouldn't worry about it loosening pivot as using a drop of blue loctite could easily solve that. Not to mention I dislike the pocket clip as it is too stiff with a lack of a ramp.
I was saying that the ZT 0562 use two male screws, which mean the pivot is comprised of three parts instead of two parts like on the ZT 0560, 0566, 0301, 0350 etc.Are you saying ZT 0562 uses two male pivot screws or are you saying sth that is totally irrelevant to the said knife in the OP?
I was saying that the ZT 0562 use two male screws, which mean the pivot is comprised of three parts instead of two parts like on the ZT 0560, 0566, 0301, 0350 etc.
Nope, I've had three ZT 0562 of different variations. Unless I'm mistaken (don't feel like taking apart my 0562 right now), but I thought the pivot screw on the lockbar side was actually the same male screw with a female collar attached/combined to it. But, technically a seperate part that had been attached to the male screw. Quick screen grab from the Nick Shabazz disassembly video but to my eyes, it appears I can see the line where the male screw and collar are attached.hmmm you might get a fake 0562.
loctite is your friendI've read a lot about them for a while now, they seem really popular for a medium sized folder.
Anyone had any issues with the pivot losening when carrying or with use?
Nope, I've had three ZT 0562 of different variations. Unless I'm mistaken (don't feel like taking apart my 0562 right now), but I thought the pivot screw on the lockbar side was actually the same male screw with a female collar attached/combined to it. But, technically a seperate part that had been attached to the male screw. Quick screen grab from the Nick Shabazz disassembly video but to my eyes, it appears I can see the line where the male screw and collar are attached.