hey guys i recently got my tremor yesterday, and i realized the centering was off ( to were it was rubbing the side) so i tinkered with the pivot screw and got off the side but still a little off. i also realized if i tighten the pivot screw tight enough to make it dead center the blade wont come out on its unless i flick my wrist. and solutions to make it more centered and have the blade come out on its own?
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kershaw tremor centering
- Thread starter sketro
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Sometimes a simple disassemble/reassembled will fix it, sometimes not. Another trick is to loosen the handle and pivot screws, put upwards pressure on the scale not touching the blade and downwards pressure on the scale rubbing on the blade. This will move the blade towards the opposite scale on which it was originally rubbing. Holding this pressure on the scales, carefully tighten the screws back up, starting with the handle screws moving up to the pivot screw. This method has worked for me on a few different knives.a side effect of this method on frame and liner locks is that the lockup will now be slightly earlier. If that doesn't work and the blade is still off center to the non locking side, you could try disassembling it again and giving the detent ball a couple light taps with a hammer and nail set. This may seat the detent ball slightly deeper in its hole, which would effect centering.