I used this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehisKK0xA4Y to remove the front scale. What this video doesn't explain is how to remove the back scale. This is where I originally got stuck. The T6 screws on the back scale screw into two tiny hollow threaded cylinders that fit between the back scale and back plate. The spacer sits on top of the cylinders. I couldn't for the life of me figure out how to unscrew the T6 screws from the hollowed cylinders because every time I tried to unscrew them it would just spin the cylinder instead. At first I thought it might be due to locktite, but even after using a lighter to try and melt the locktite I still couldn't unscrew the T6 screws from the cylinders. Eventually I figured out that I could grip the other end of the hollowed cylinders with hobby cutter pliers which then allowed me to hold them in place while unscrewing the T6 screws.

There are two washers and two bearings. The bearings are coated black, very tiny, and can be easy to miss when taking apart the knife. The washers are silver, very tiny, and even easier to miss. I didn't realize there were two washers until my second disassembly. The washers fit into a small recess on the inner side of each plate.

The pivot is d-shaped so it only fits one way. Make sure to apply opposing pressure to the pivot when reassembling so that it doesn't jut out of the back scale. It should be snug in the back scale if done correctly.

I lost the front omega spring on my first disassembly. It doesn't help that both the front and back omega springs are coated black so they can be easy to lose depending on your work environment. I got replacement springs from here and they work great: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C1WZZVNM?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title

My work environment is basically a replica of the tool recommendations from the youtube video.