Disassembly pics?

[Cutlover]

At the top, that little blue piece is not part of the knife, it is just a magnet holding the ball bearings (Wouldn't want to lose those )

Awesome pics guys, and really cool thread idea.

 

[bladeboss]

 

[Scrim]

Nice pics everyone!

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[The Aflac Duck]

"Moisture is the key to wetness"

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[Trollbane]

Gnome in pieces

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[somber]

 

[Moondrop]

The (in?)famous $3.87 Ozark Trail:

 

[Acadian]

 

[sshakari]

Bravo to everyone who posted pics here, Just found this thread!

 

[blade dude]

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[BluegrassBrian]

A couple internal shots of custom division shiros..

 

[Atakdog]

Wtf? I wonder if those are special KVT bearings or GTC's (couldn't use normal blue KVT because of the pivot diameter).
This is why I love to see knives taken apart, thanks for stating this OP!

 

[chester22]

Wtf? I wonder if those are special KVT bearings or GTC's (couldn't use normal blue KVT because of the pivot diameter).
This is why I love to see knives taken apart, thanks for stating this OP!

They're the KVT in most of the new ZTs

 

[Jmunson1291]

I love them, don't know why, but seeing all the parts laying around and how they are all a part of a great knife I find interesting.

Please, post any knife disassembly or disassembled pics you have? Thanks!

I completely agree -- I would love to see a massive thread of this!

 

[SW-EDC]

My disassembly skills are limited to removal of a pocket clip.

 

[Jmunson1291]

A couple internal shots of custom division shiros..

Gah.

Where did you get that pen?!

 

[insta9ves]

Here's mine

 

[insta9ves]

One more:

 

[BluegrassBrian]

Gah.

Where did you get that pen?!

I'll send you a PM.

 

[Rubicon_Joey]

Took these just minutes after getting it..
Two screws hold on a CF piece that hide the frame screws.

The first frame screw looks like it was hand ground to make it fit.

The frame halves separated. Notice the bearing on this side of the knife.

A detailed look at the pivot. The white is some kind of thread locker.

Another look at the pivot and bearing. Note that the steel washer has a flat spot on the ID that matches a flat spot on the pivot to keep it from rotating. This also looks like it may have been hand ground. Also notice the bearing. It's different from side to side!

A close up view of the assembled pivot

Close up view of the bearing pocket.