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Cage Bearings - Pivot: 5mm<br>Ceramic Bearings: 1mm (16 ball)
Cage Bearings - Pivot: 5mm<br>Ceramic Bearings: 1mm (16 ball)
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Cage bearings that allow more balls to be placed around the knife pivot than standard cage bearings. Which provides more support for the blade and decreasing stress on each ball. The ceramic balls are captured in the disc but are still free floating to prevent binding.
Includes Grade 5 ceramic bearings pre-installed.
- Increased blade support over caged bearings of same size
- Improved ball pathing around pivot
- Less pivot screw tightening required
- CNC machined from solid phosphor bronze
Dimensions
ID | OD | Disc | Ball |
0.201" | 0.300" | 0.030" | 0.0393" |
5.10mm | 7.62mm | 0.76mm | 1mm |
Ordering details
- One set equals two individual cage bearings


These are high quality bearings, i known this from past purchases. I went by the bearing compatibility list to get bearings for my crkt pilar. But unfortunately they didn't fit, just not enough room to bring it all together and secure the blade. Ì can't imagine a bearing thats sized thinner than this particular size, so i guess the only proper fitment would be a washer. Guess that makes since considering thats what it came with from the factory. This is in correlation to the standard crkt pilar (thumb hole opening not the larger pilar or flipper version) the compatibility list has it listed as "Pilar" if anyone else got these to work im not exactly sure how unless they used a longer aftermarket pivot screw maybe? Hopefully this was a random isolated event with the listing. I love the bearings though they work very well in some of my other knives.
An improvement over stock bearings, but undersized in outside diameter.
These bearings will replace the two Teflon washers that the Squid comes with, perfectly.
Really liked the Civivi Altus, but thought your bearings would improve the action. I was right! It fires out and back in buttery smooth now! Small price to pay to love a knife that you already like! Look forward to more in the future, thank you!
I got a Spymyto a couple of weeks ago and I loved it, except for the action. So, I disassembled and found steel washers and a set of caged bearings that are really thin. They were about 1mm balls in an offset pattern with a 5mm pivot. I ordered these tiny things and hoped for the best. It doesn't look very similar, so I was worried about how well it would work, if at all. But I was worried for nothing. It is unbelievable, as usual. The opening is now silky smooth and the closing, which used to take two separate, hard shakes, now takes a single push and is very smooth. If you have a Spymyto, you have to look at these.