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    I think I found what you meant.... GOOGLE is my friend. lol

    Folding Knife Parts : US Knife Makers!, Operated by a knifemaker for knifemakers!


    Are roller bearings a little excessive? lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by firefighter View Post
    I think I found what you meant.... GOOGLE is my friend. lol

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    Are roller bearings a little excessive? lol
    That's right. I got the little 1/8" pivot sets. Tracy Mickley is a good guy to deal with.

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    Just a little hint here guys,,,

    Most razors have tang holes that are 5/64 in size some are punched holes or worn holes that will fit a 1/8 size pin/screw but many of those are not round... Be prepared to do some modification of tang holes as soon as you go above 1/16 pins/screws

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    Quote Originally Posted by gssixgun View Post
    Just a little hint here guys,,,

    Most razors have tang holes that are 5/64 in size some are punched holes or worn holes that will fit a 1/8 size pin/screw but many of those are not round... Be prepared to do some modification of tang holes as soon as you go above 1/16 pins/screws
    Good point. The hole on my Genco wasn't even close to round. It was small too. A straight-flute carbide bit is your friend in these situations.

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