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Brock O Lee wrote:Sometimes it helps if you put a drop of oil on the detent ball

I have tried that, with different kinds of lubes, nothing has worked so far...

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Ok so no groove, cleaned it and I can't feel any groove

I have a few pics here of the knife
http://s496.photobucket.com/user/Fotogr ... 20Pictures

I have a Sage 2, have had it for a few years, I haven't really "used" it more than opened and closed it!. I would say that it's "broken" in by now! :)
If I disengage the lock, the blade swings freely, no friction between the blade and the liners!

I noticed early that the blade didn't open smoothly ...

Thanks for the info!
I will continue to look on ebay for it, and check out those two pages, perhaps I might get lucky and find one!

No. The Harpy blade is 3mm thick and the Tasman and the Merlin have 2.5mm thick blades. The Taman blade "might" work in a Harpy handle if you used thick washers but, IMHO, it would look like crap. Also might not, since there's no guarantee that either all stainless or G-10 knives use the same pivot ...

That is a cool question. Would you do it because you wanted the Harpy Handle with the Tasman Salt H1 steel blade or vice versa?



I want a plain edge harpy! :) Unfortunately they doesn't seem to be available to buy, don't know if Spyderco have ever made it in plain edge or not. I like the ...

Would it be possible to take the blade of an Tasman Salt and put it in a Harpy handle? And vice versa?
I would like to have a harpy with a plain edge, something I don't think exist??

I don't want to buy them and take them apart without knowing it could be done, it's a real hassle taking such knives ...

Suspects that this is also a fake?

http://www.tradera.com/spyderco-c109-au ... _190585065