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The Folding Knife (& Switchblade) Forum The materials, techniques and the designing of folding knives. |
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Liner Lock Pivot Pins
Hi ,i Need A Bit Of Advice From Some The Experts In The Usa.the Question May Sound Odd But How Do You Get The Pivot Pin To The Correct Length.
Regards Daniel D. |
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If I'm using a threaded barrel type pivot, I grind the length so that it is flush with each liner. (everything in together on the folder, except the handle material is not in palce). If I'm using a pivot with a head on one end, I put the handle materail on that side, insert the pivot, and grind it flush with the other liner. I always counterbore for the pivot screw heads (and/or the pivot head).
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I do the same as Ed. If your other screw is to long, just tap a scrap piece of steel and screw it through and grind off what sticks out the other side to what ever length you need.
Jeremy |
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Re info on the liner lock pins.
Thanks guys for the promp reply.
Ihave never made a folding knife hence the question on the pins.I was going to make up a plate with a neat hole for the pin then use the surface grinder to remove the last few thous . Thanks again . Dan Dempsey Tasmania . |
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That's exactly the method I use to size all pins and bushings. |
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