Old Knife
December 15th, 2003
How do I tighten the rivets on my old butterfly knife without replacing them?
Use a steel punch and a small bolt. Have a buddy hold the knife with the rivet on top of the bolt. Make sure the bolt is touching the rivet. Take the punch and use a hammer to tap it (the punch) lightly angainst the other/up side of rivet and re-mash it together. The rivet should be soft metal.
This will work but could also scratch the knife a bit. Not recomended on colector items
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