I just got a Casey Lynch titanium clip for my Manix 2 lightweight.
The clip screw just spins.
One side is torx the other side is smooth.
I’m guessing it’s loctited.
If that’s the case - how can I safely heat the FRN without melting it?
Will boiling water melt FRN?
Thanks in advance.
Manix 2 Lightweight clip screw help!
Re: Manix 2 Lightweight clip screw help!
I've learned here to loosen loctite on screws with a soldering iron directly on the head of the screw, careful to avoid over heating the g10/frn. Just hold the iron on the screw for like 5 seconds, then check the screw, then repeat if necessary. Seems like you'll need something to help hold the smooth side in place, though.
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Re: Manix 2 Lightweight clip screw help!
The fastener is flat on one side, and the hole has a flat spot to match. The fastener should not rotate in the hole. If I needed to repair such a problem, I'd cut a slot with a Dremel, and then use a flat blade screwdriver to remove it. If you do a pretty job, you could reuse the fastener.
Re: Manix 2 Lightweight clip screw help!
RustyIron wrote: ↑Thu Jun 18, 2020 3:31 pmThe fastener is flat on one side, and the hole has a flat spot to match. The fastener should not rotate in the hole. If I needed to repair such a problem, I'd cut a slot with a Dremel, and then use a flat blade screwdriver to remove it. If you do a pretty job, you could reuse the fastener.
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Interesting.
Thank you.
Seems the scales are buggered up inside.
If I do manage to get it apart - it won’t tighten down either. Without the above mentioned slot technique.