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Cage Bearings - Pivot: 1/8"<br>Ceramic Bearings: 1/16 in (9 ball)
Cage Bearings - Pivot: 1/8"<br>Ceramic Bearings: 1/16 in (9 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.
- 22% 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 |
| 0.128" | 0.308" | 0.050" | 0.0625" |
| 3.251mm | 7.823mm | 1.27mm | 1.587mm |
Ordering details
- One set equals two individual cage bearings
I spend a lot of time figuring out my knives (100's) bearing size. I love more than upgrading the next knife with some skiffs. My question is, how do they make them. How do you get such a small perfect little ball inside of those washers? It is mind blowing and I would like a YouTube video showing the making process. That would be the best YouTube video of the year to me.
I’m unable to use them yet as they don’t fit my current counterbore sized tooling.
They are the best bearings I ever have seen for a knife! They were a noticeable difference between the factory ones as soon as I put them in, and two weeks later, they are broken in and even better than day one! These will be ordered for my other knives asap. Thanks guys! I cannot believe that I held off on these for as long as I did. I was a skeptic for years, and they blew my expectations right out the water and then some. Don’t hesitate get them if you’re on the fence. You’ll appreciate them so much more than you think.
Was a lil skeptical but ordered bearings for a Malibu, x series pena, and ti ad20.5. The actions are all much improved over stock with the skiffs!
Always an inprovement