Thanks, Zed. I love Alex's work and am really happy to add Cheburkov number four to my accumulation--especially this one.Wow, that’s an absolutely gorgeous Hudson, and beautiful pics as well! I’m also happy to see that you didn’t have to wait too long.
Again, beautiful addition ChazzyP. Congrats....and enjoy the heck out of it!
I appreciate the suggestion, but @Barman1 has generously offered to send along replacement screws with the matching thread as he has a dozen or so with T6 heads. There's also likely little chance that I'd ever need to take the clip off. This is just me obsessing over needlessly hard to match screw heads and not knowing what they are.
Maybe they are Torx Align tapered screws?They're definitely not Torx, as none of my Torx or Torx-plus drivers fit. They're so tiny that they're hard to see even under magnification, but they do seem to resemble Bristol screws. I'll see if I can get a decent close-up later and have been thinking about taking you up on your earlier offer, taking one out with my M2 pliers and sending it along. As I wrote to T tgtodd minutes ago, this is just me obsessing over something I have no real need to know or do.
That’s some beautiful Stag !
I like Kershaw too. And, yes, Sandvik steel is awesome.
But, almost every knife shown here is considered superior to Kershaw’s offerings.
Nina Klotzli identified the thread size and the heads as "Spline" without specifying a bit size. I doubt that they're Torx Align which are designed for snug fit in deeply recessed screws as the SBG clip screw heads are tiny and shallow. Thanks for the suggestion, though.Maybe they are Torx Align tapered screws?
https://www.wihatools.com/catalog/product/view/id/11034/s/torx-align-insert-bit-2-pack/category/12/
It's the Indian, not the arrow, in most cases. You see very many higher end knives dirty and scratched up? A couple, sure. @Dcdavis uses his expensive knives for work, but most do not. I guarantee your Kershaw will put in more work than many members $200 knives!