unknown brand swiss army knife glue handle database # 786

[rknarr3]

"This is an unknown brand swiss army knife that features on top a 1 1/2"" knife and 1 1/2"" nail file with nail
pointer and on the bottom is a 1 3/4"" pair of scissors. The tang is engraved on one side with the word
STAINLESS and on the other side with the word ROSTFREI. On one side of the end of the handle is a
plastic white tooth pick and on the other side of the end of the handle is a pair of tweezers. The handles are
red plastic. The knife is stainless steel. One of the handles has become unglued from one side of the knife.

What brand of glue and type of glue would be good to glue the handle back to the knife body?

Thank you for your assistance in this request.
Regards,
Robert Knarr

[cody6268]

Probably any kind of super glue would work. When a scale does this on an actual Swiss Army Knife, not those knockoffs, I just replace the scale/handle

[orvet]

That pen blade says STAINLESS/CHINA.
It’s a cheap knockoff of a Swiss Army knife. Check to make sure the handle is not warped, often the plastic handles of those Chinese SAK knockoffs are not dimensionally stable, another words they shrink and warp.

The knife probably sold for $.99 at a service station or convenience store. When I end up with knives like those in a lot purchase I throw them away. I don’t even keep them for parts because the parts only fit others knives like them.