tolije
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I decided to perform a thorough cleaning of my trusty cutter. Any tips or secrets that I should know before I proceed with the re-assembly.
Surely I am not the first to try this
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JHolmes763
Drinkin' the koolaid
I have that same green one... do your blades stick when it's opened?
As for tips, leftover parts are usually bad.
As for tips, leftover parts are usually bad.
tolije
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PuroEsq
The Member Formerly Known as "JAEwing"
Well no tips per se . . . but if you can't get it back together then you can send it to Xikar and get a new one under their very liberal lifetime warranty policy.
Randyb1
Member
Mine came apart much easier than it went back together, and the blades still tend to stick a bit.
tasman
Just another Squirrel
Yeh some one asked to use my Xikar cutter one night and they dropped it and sure enough it looked just liked the pick above! Sure enough it went back together pretty easy and works like a charm!
Dean
hojadepuro
eschew obfuscation
I had the same problem, so i just sent it back. I had a replacement withing 3 days!! Great service!
Brandon
Brandon
Shooter
Living life on the heavies.
Ditto
sack
'From man's sweat and God's love, beer came to be.
Won one on c-bid which came just like your picture of your disassembled cutter, sent it to Zikar and they sent a new one along with a leather pouch. Outstanding customer service! Try it you'll like it! :thumbs:
tolije
New Member
I got it back together, but the little spring that pushes the locking mechanism up fell through a crack in my deck. It cuts fine. It just doesn't auto lock anymore. I wouldn't think that Xikar would replace because of my mistake.
sack
'From man's sweat and God's love, beer came to be.
Think twice brother, i said great customer service, try'em! :thumbs:
