How to disassemble and maintain the CKF Tegral Integral Pocketknife

Today, we're going to take apart a knife which seems tough to take down, but is actually very easy, the integral-construction CKF Tegral.

[@werner134897]

On the We knife synergy mini you can very nicely put the bearings in all from the outside from one side. Ingenious!

[@marksteddom6941]

Well designed knife! I appreciate that! I like this knife very much.

[@ZechsAznable]

While these reviews and disassembles are a Tegral part of my day, you seem to be Russian them out lately. Really wish CKF wasn’t limited run scenario, because this one really deserves another run.

[@XLMetroid]

I agree 100%. I really like this knife. This is one aspect of the knife world that really bothers me. I've never understood the economics of limited runs, especially if the product is appealing and in high demand.

[@Iammightymeaty]

That’s going to be a pain to sharpen but, totally worth it in my opinion. Such an elegant blade and knife overall

[@SuperSteelSteve]

Lol "vertical blade play were not interested in"
Killed me

[@franksalem8580]

Great video for a beautiful knife.

[@christamu2]

These are oddly therapeutic videos. Anyone else find themselves impersonating The Nick when doing their own disassemblies?

[@lenno8877]

Who am I kidding... come on now little bugger!

[@bdm3056]

Nice piece

[@davecooper6551]

How do they get the detent ball pressed in on a integrals

[@xDarkPrototypex]

But can it calculate the surface area under a curve?
(Cause its an integral)

[@slidetek]

Nick, when dealing with knives like the Lionsteel, do you have a _safe word?_

[@Keith_the_knife_freak]

Nice!!!!

[@johnyricco1220]

Sometimes I wonder what is the point of titanium integrals. Isn’t aluminum integrals strong enough? You’re just adding wright and cost for no reason. Granted LionSteel don’t have the most attractive designs ever, but no one has ever broken one.

[@unknownriderinbound]

Hmmm, Russian watch yesterday, Russian knife today... Russian collusion in reviewing?

[@NickShabazz]

NO COLLUSION!!! STOP THIS WITCH HUNT! LOOK AT CROOKED FRANKIE (Of birdshot_iv) INSTEAD!

[@Iammightymeaty]

I’m still suspicious of your emails, Nikolai

[@unknownriderinbound]

Now that you mention it, I have heard that there's a dossier from a reliable source that claims Birdshot IV has been influenced by Russian Vodka on occasion...

[@Iammightymeaty]

Son. Of. A. Bitch.

[@NickShabazz]

I hear they got a real Steele of a deal on that Medford...

[@Danik0211]

Nick, stop doing drugs. You can’t mill out bearing pockets on an integral. It’s always the blade. Nirvana was done the same way.

[@NickShabazz]

Only if you had the pocket built into the inlay like on this.

[@thechemtrailkid]

The We 702 is an integral with no pockets on the blade but still uses ball bearings. In fact, their clever pivot design even allows them to include steel washers for the bearings to ride against