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DougFLA123
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Jan 12, 2019
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$325?...that’s Reate, Hinderer, Zero Tolerance, Microtech, etc, money! I own 4 Rike knives and their Quality Control seems non-existent. I would take any on the four knife makers I listed above over Rike Knife.
DougFLA123
1404
Jan 13, 2019
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AmmodoctorIntegrals aren’t the be all end all for me. Have you ever tried taking one apart to clean and oil the bearing? Not very easy.
Mexiburrito
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Jan 15, 2019
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DougFLA123 I own this knife, and its one of the easiest knifes to take apart. Putting it back together isn’t bad either.
DougFLA123
1404
Jan 15, 2019
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MexiburritoThank you. That’s good to know. You don’t have to pry it apart to remove the blade and to put the blade back in?
Mexiburrito
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Jan 15, 2019
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DougFLA123No wedging when I have taken it apart. One screw for disassembly and you just slide the bearings and blade in, line them up, and pop the pivot through for reassembly. Seriously impressive tolerances to allow the blade and bearings to slide in and have no play once it’s tightened down.
14themoney
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Feb 7, 2020
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MexiburritoThank you for this info. I was very curious about taking it apart and reassembly. Not that I will buy one, but with no integral experience (except a calculus course in HS) I was glad to find your post.
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