How do you close the knife blade?
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With knife in hand and blade down there is a red round lever on the right side. Pull that back and then slide the blade lock from where the blade folds to at the same time. And presto its closed.
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Standard liner lock with an added lever that must be pulled back before the liner lock can be pushed over. It takes a little practice to be closed with one hand.
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Pull down the red safety on the right side then push the liner lock at the same time and the blade will close
299115
This knife has a two point close system. Push on the little red button with your index finger, and the inner blade tab with your thumb at the same time to close the blade
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There is the regular lock most knifes have in the center and then there is a small switch, looks like a weapon safety at the middle of the knife. You must pull the switch and push on the middle bar both at the same time.
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No. I'm sure you do know how to close it but if not....On the inside of the knife there is a piece of metal that locks the knife into place do it can not go down. Press that to the side then the knife can go back in place
729015
There is a small piece of metal that acts as a clip. It locks in to prevent the knife from closing and possibly cutting your fingers. take that small metal piece and pull it to the left and it should allow the blade to be put back in place.
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its not a bad knife.its when you open your knife it locks.right their on the side of the little curve it has you press in with your finger and it releases the knife to close.it unlocks
947118
not quite a trick. . . if you look in the casing of the knife from the blade side, you'll see a little spring-it has teeth on it. it's bent over to lock the blade in place (keeps it from closing on your hand). push it to the left and fold the blade shut.
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This has liner lock which is located in the blade cavity ( where the blade suppose to fold) .Move this liner lock towards the pocket clip side and fold the knife to close.some time the liner lock gone to far at the time of open in this case you may have to use some tool to push it back toward the pocket clip
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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.
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The guard is knurled so that it grips the surface of your finger when you actuate the spring mechanism on opening. Once open a tensioned metal strip slips into place to lock the blade open, just press this back against the sidewall to close the knife. It's not a heavy duty knife design, but for light day to day usage, it's a good product.I hope that I answered your query?
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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
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Haha, a common problem if your not familiar. There is a metal tab that runs along the inside of the handle. Push it to the left then slowly and carefully close the blade forward and shut
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Yes. When the knife blade or any of the tools are pulled from their storage place in the handle they lock. A small black 'ring' is at the base of the tool handle and when pulled back the blade releases so the knife can close safely.
594183
On the inside of the handle is a silver piece you push over and the blade closes. :)
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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.
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There is a thin strip of metal towards the back of the knife. Push it and it releases the blade.
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It's a liner lock. Hold the open knife in your hand and look down inside where the blade is attached to the handle and on the left is a piece of metal (liner) on the left that you push to the left with your thumb or forefinger to unlock the blade. But you need to close the blade while holding the lock open. Once you get that down you can unlock and close the blade with one hand. But watch your fingers!
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There is a little switch in the slot where knife pivots. Push it aside where it holds the blade safely open and then push the blade closed.
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there is a locking mechanism below the hinge, push the metal tab sideways, flat against the left side of housing, this will allow you to fold the blade back, and close it.