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  • You should wait until the liner/framelock is completely out of way of the blade before you move the blade to close it, to prevent both stress on the tang of the blade and slicing off a sizebale chunk of your thumb...

  • Looks like the sebenza could cut the tip of your thumb is closed quickly...

  • I have both the large and small Sebenzas. I was thinking of picking up the Military. Which do you prefer? Thanx for the vid!

  • You have the best, why do you need something else?

    Military is too big, ugly, with horrible screws that sometimes don't work.

  • The Seb is smooth now but that Tuf Glide stuff doesn't last long on it. You need some thicker grease type lube for it. I suggest the CRK lube they sell on the site, it's only $10 and it lasts like 2-3 months. When I used the tuf glide it only lasts a week before it dries out.

  • Its meant to dry out. The fluid is only a "carrier" of the "dry lube". Once the carrier fluid evaporates it leaves a deposit of dry lube on the surface. It shouldn't take more than an over night for it to evaporate fully. I suggest cleaning, lubing, working the pivot a few opens and closes and then letting it sit over night.

  • When I used the tuf glide the blade opening got rough the next day. With the CRK lube it lasts for several months. Just my preference.

  • Good deal. I use Tuf-Glide, it works great for me.

    Might give the CRK lube a look though.

  • I use BlueLube, it's good.

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