Solingen Blade Hidden Tang Screw Pommel Nut Wrench Tool Steckangel Schrauberl Werkzeug Knife Messer

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The Pommel Nut Screw Driver is designed to tighten and loosen the split nut in the aluminium pommel which is used in most vintage Solingen hunting, outdoor and scout knives, thus enabling you to remove the pommel and parts of the handle.

Hidden tang
the tang is fastened within the handle such that neither the tang nor the mechanism by which it is fastened is visible on the surface of the handle. A hidden tang may be accomplished in a number of ways. The simplest way to accomplish a hidden tang is with epoxy. A more sophisticated method is to construct the tang with a small protrusion (or a protrusion may be welded onto it) which fits into a notch in the handle, preventing the blade from being withdrawn from the handle. Another common method is to cut bolt-threading into the end of the tang whereby a pommel-nut screws into place. Inexpensive decorative knives and swords occasionally feature a hidden false tang consisting of a separate thin bolt welded to a stub tang on the blade, the bolt is then inserted through the handle and fastened in place by a pommel-nut.