How do I close the knife? I just got it and it seems to almost be locked up.
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Press the little thing on the back center of the handle and push the blade in. It's the little indent, looks kinda like a bite was taken out of it there.
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This knife is a back lock knife. You need to depress the metal latch on the spine of the knife and press the back of the blade down. Be careful not to close the blade on your fingers!
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Depress the back of the spine where the plastic part gives a groove for the metal to depressed, this releasing the blade for careful closing.
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This Dragonfly 2 is a lock back knife. So along the back edge of the knife, you'll notice a "cutout" in about the middle of the handle. The steel in the cutout has an indentation for you thumb. Press this to release the blade and carefully fold it back into the handle.
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There is a tab inside of the body of the knife. It will be right by the end of the blade, touching the part that is still inside the handle. This is the blade lock, which is (coincidentally) locking the blade into place. You need to push it to the side to free the blade.
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Inside the handle with sharp side up there's a lock bar that locks blade in place. With blade pointed away from you press bar to the left that will unlock blade so you can close it.
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There is a lock on the handle. U push it to the side n carefully close the knife
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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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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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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.
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There is a tiny switch behind the push bar to close it, That's a lock. Slide that little switch back towards the rear of the knife. the blade is probably locked
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I got it, too, but didn't like it. The closing of the blade is accomplished best by the use of a strongthumbnail to prise away the locking tab, while you're folding the blade shut. Good luck with that...
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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
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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.
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There is a small tab below where the blade ends. You have to press this to the side to allow the blade to close. It is the locking system for the blade and keeps it open. Make sure it is pressed all the way to the left before you push the blade back. If that doesnt work, I am not quite sure what would be weong with it.
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Within the sleeve there is a lever that locks it into an open position...push it to the left and close the blade.
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The Plastic sheath can be tight till worn in, maybe putting it in some hot water to soften up the plastic, Make sure you sure you insert the knife in correctly into the sheath as its much harder to remove if up side down.
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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!
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On the inside when the knife is open there is a lever that u push to one side, this is what keeps it open so it doesn't close while using it
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There's a tab on the inside that you push to the side, allowing the knife to close. It has ridges on it, and when the knife is closed, sits directly next to the blade,