does the knife lock out
1745224
No it does not have a lock. The handle is rivetedto the blade pretty tightly thought.
1745225
It is a very simple design- you cut by pressing the tab that opens the blade with your thumb pad when the blade is fully open. I carry it in my pocket everyday and faster than a locking blade for most utilitarian purposes. I love it!
248113
Yes, the blade has a locking mechanism which needs to be depressed before knife will close. I always use two hands to close the knife.
1172246
I collect a lot of knives. Currently, this knife is stored away. I believe it is a liner lock. If you look into the blade compartment you should see a flat piece of metal, along the blade "liner" that locks the blade in place. You should be able to push this liner away from the blade to release the blade allowing it to close. Try that and let me know if it works.
2211614
On the inside when the knife is open there is a lever that u push to one side, this is what keeps it open so it doesn't close while using it
1444699
Yes. When the knife blade or any of the tools are pulled from their storage place in the handle they lock. A small black 'ring' is at the base of the tool handle and when pulled back the blade releases so the knife can close safely.
430790
No, at first it is a little tough to do until it gets worn down, but if you turn the open blade towards yourself and look at the handle, there is a piece that is oblique in there. Push the top of that piece so it is straight up and when that piece is straight up you can close the blade. That is the locking system. Simple, but proven effective. It'll get easier and easier to close.
319213
No, but if you pull the release down you can flick the blade open. Great knife!
2236293
If you mean does it have a lock button or latch of some kind, then no. You can flick it open, although it's stiff enough that it won't happen on accident. Once the blade is fully open it locks into place for cutting. Then there is a small metal piece that you push with your thumb and the knife can be put back to its carrying position.
1397907
The blades do not lock. When you carve smaller slivers are removed so the blade has less stress to close. Remember to use hand or thumb protection when pulling the blade toward yourself.
973929
There is a tab inside of the body of the knife. It will be right by the end of the blade, touching the part that is still inside the handle. This is the blade lock, which is (coincidentally) locking the blade into place. You need to push it to the side to free the blade.
1040904
Theres a lock on the inside of the knife. You slide the lock out and close the blade manually.
430784
there is a metal strip that springs out when the knife is opened. you have to manualy push it back to allow the knife to close. it is on the inside where it can hold the blade in place.
816701
No it does not. However it is the best and most comfortable razor knife I've ever used. I have one and work and one at home. Many other manufacturers' models have a push button that unintentionally releases the razor while in use. This one does not. It is locked in. The weight and feel of the knife are also great. I definitely recommend it.
1870057
There is a spring in the handle that will lock the blade in the open position. It is located in the cutout area of the handle. Just push the spring to the side and the blade can then be closed into the handle. It is similar to a knife which the blade is locked in the open/extended position.
137848
No. But the blade is secure when closed. It never opens on me on accident being an open assisted knife.
1826493
The knife has a liner lock. Here is detailed information on knife locking systems: http://www.knife-depot.com/blog/a-guide-to-the-types-of-knife-locking-systems/
2005094
No. it locks in place. You have to squeeze the handle, depress the lock button, then let the handle go and the blade will retrack. Not having the blade lock would be a hindrance to usage. For you would have to remember to keep the handle squeezed.