can we see a photo of this knife in the closed position?
2075133
There ARE pictures of this closed, but people keep thinking that it is a picture of Bigfoot or the Lock-ness monster (taken to show it was water-proof).
2075134
No. Unfortunately, closing the knife brings too much mass into one location causing the formation of a small black hole. This is not covered by the warranty.
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272613
If you look in the inside at the back of the knife you should see a little tab. If you push that in the knife will close. I hope this helps.
947117
There is piece of metal that snaps into place when the knife is opened. It is serrated near the end where it holds the blade. Depress this and the blade will close after pressing it towards the handle. Be careful!
156153
There is a small metal lock where the blade goes that locks into position when you open the blade. You must move it out of the way yup close the blade.
413817
On the blade end of the handle there should be a little black plastic piece blocking the knife from closing. Push that back to the side it comes from
1160718
When the knife is open, look at the slot in the handle where the blade comes out of. you should see a silver metal piece that you push to the side to retract the blade.
430791
Inside the handle, there is a metal stop that you push over allowing it to close. Love this knife at my job.
1824644
there is a safety switch. You have to push the switch into the "armed" position to open it. The knife stays armed until you flip the switch back down.
1542683
there is a small piece of metal located just behind where the blade hinges and where the blade swung out from, with your thumb push the piece of metal toward the outside of the knife the blade should be free now so that you can swing it gently shut
430784
there is a metal strip that springs out when the knife is opened. you have to manualy push it back to allow the knife to close. it is on the inside where it can hold the blade in place.
808304
My husband bought this knife. He said "no". The blade will snap into the open position, but it does not "lock" like a traditional lock-blade knife does. Hope this helps.
912875
Yes, it is. There are pictures available online if the blade (with tang) minus the handle.
729012
Hello Tacitus, when you flip over the knife, you can see there is a liner lock that securely lock the blade when you open it. To close the knife, just press the liner lock inward and return the blade to its original position. Hope this helps. Many blessings, BlizeTec
230223
There is a tab where the knife folds out frim that needs to be moved to the side.
1160715
Unless it is broken it should be relatively easy to close. Hold it blade away from you with the sharp edge up. Look in the handle, there should be a small metal tab in the middle of the handle that you would push over to the left to unlock the blade. This is a standard locking mechanism for many knives. Hope that helps!
740993
Below the index finger curve of the handle is a metal sdtud that sticks out. (This also helps you hold on to the knife) When closed, the stud goes to the opposite side of the knife. You flip the stud and the knife opens. To close the knife you just put some pressure on the lock inside the handle of the knife towards you and the knife can close.
209896
I'm guessing a place for your finger when closing and or when cutting a place for pressing down to put force on the blade. Good knife for the money, i am happy with it.