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Skiff Workshop Cage Bearings - Pivot: 8mm - Ceramic Bearings: 1/16" - 20 ball

Name: Skiff Workshop Cage Bearings - Pivot: 8mm - Ceramic Bearings: 1/16" - 20 ball
Brand: Lynch Northwest - Everyday Carry Gear
SKU: AC-SKF-2-8MM-20-116
Price: 14 USD
Availability: InStock

Manufacturer SKU: AC-SKF-2-8MM-20-116

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Compatibility

Skiff Workshop Cage Bearings - Pivot: 8mm - Ceramic Bearings: 1/16" - 20 ball

These cage bearings are compatible with Microtech Ram-Lok knives. Click Compatibility tab for more info.

PLEASE NOTE: Modifying your knife may void the OEM warranty on your knife. Please check the manufacturer's warranty for the knife that you will be modifying. By purchasing these cage bearings, you acknowledge this possibility, and that LynchNW or SKiff Workshop are not liable for any damage to your folding knife that may occur during installation of these bearings.

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

Inner Diameter	Outer Diameter	Thickness	Ball
0.320"	0.560"	0.050"	0.0625"
8.10mm	14.22mm	1.27mm	1.59mm

Ordering details

One set equals two individual cage bearings

Specifications

Additional Installation and Maintenance Info from Skiff Workshop:

The amount of torque needed for each knife's pivot when installing these bearings is entirely by feel. You should start off lightly and test the blade, then tighten a little more, retest the blade. Repeat that until you are happy with the action. If you are using the 8mm x 1/16" bearings then you would need less torque when tightening the pivot since there are more balls to spread the load.

For cleaning, you can use some light ammonia free de-greaser. Simple Green or even Windex should be fine. If you use a de-greaser then you should apply a drop of oil to each cage when installing. You can use compressed air to clean out the bearings. If the compressed air is too strong you may need to push some of the balls back to center if they become stuck on one side.