Hypothetically if the sheaths fall off permanently what can I use to reattach it, can super glue work?
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I would absolutely use super glue to keep it permanently attached. Super glue is one of my very favorite things! :)
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sheaths attached to body like pin to hole.yes, you can use any kind of glue (super glue, resin glue, moment glue)
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It just snaps into a slot. I'm pretty sure you could just super glue it in so that it doesn't come off at all. It is just one pice with the 2 spots for the swords.
2113685
Out of the case, like the retail packaging, or out of the sheath? If the retail packaging, get another knife and cut it out! If the sheath, sometimes you have to put really hard. If it doesn't come out then, you might need to apply some heat, either through a hair dryer or boiling it in water, so the plastic will soften, allowing you to remove it. While it's pliable, you could mess with the retention. Just be careful with the hot metal and plastic, and don't get it so hot you might melt the plastic.
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There is always "a chance" that the neck knife could come out of the sheath. Any neck knife". Mostly it would be due to snagging it on something, like a shirt sleeve or jacket when it is being removed or put on, or a branch or rock , etc. that you rub against. That being said, my sheath seems relatively secure and, if I keep it down my T-shirt, it is less likely to snag on something. Hope this was helpful. R Burd Sr
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You could try and use some heavy duty double sided tape, or glue it to the fridge with heavy duty glue. Down side is will it hold the weight of your knives? Also what happens when the fridge breaks down do you loose the wood with it? Things to think about.
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As new, the sheath has proved to have excellent retention. It is, however, commonly known among aficionados that the retention will loosen over time with repeated use (possibly due to the sheath being softer than the handle and wearing more in comparison to sliding/flexing?) but can be fixed with simple fixes easily found on Youtube.
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It could be possible to glue it back with a high grade glue. Even if you we're able to get workable again I wouldn't, it's pretty much a display peice other than a action peice
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If left unmixed with superglue the product will shear off rather easily with pressure or could be scraped off with a exacto knife. It's definitely not as solid as a soder point. I used it to glue the batteries into old gameboy games. Be sure to rough up the battery with a piece of sandpaper or something to get a good mechanical bond
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I tried regular super glue on a glass jar and it just fell apart the next day. This stuff has held now for several months (light use though).
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Model glue won't work. You can use epoxy or super glue. Something like Gorilla Glue would also work.
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It cannot be replaced. If you really want to, you have to disassemble the hilt and it's really hard. You better contact the maker or buy a new one.
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I don't think so, I have them in a kitchen drawer and the sheaths protect themAnd keep me happy and cut free. You might wanna try it, with a really powerful magnetic strip.
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A drop of crazy/super glue on the joint is all you need. Use only a little just in case you want to change it in the future.
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Seeing that the sheath is made of flimsy pleather, id say that yes, you could make it a permanent fixture.
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In a pinch...duct tape. Not sure how long it would last for an official repair...maybe for as long as you needed it to. Jus' sayin' :)
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You'll have to find someone selling a loose one sadly. GoodSmile doesn't sell them outright and I haven't come across any sight that does either. They're out there on forums. Epoxy super glue could do the trick however.
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The KYDEX sheath that comes with the TOPS B.O.B. knife will work with it. Just remove the tin clip, which I find uncomfortable anyway, drill the holes and attach.
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I purchased the style and craft sheath and it works great after it's broke in! Cheap to..http://www.amazon.com/Style-Craft-94-027-Campers-Sheath/dp/B00CHFCDHO/ref=pd_sim_86_5?ie=UTF8&dpID;=41exbN3A08L&dpSrc;=sims&preST;=_AC_UL160_SR160%2C160_&refRID;=1S4GEZ4VSWKVXD88CQM6