Any instructions on how to completely disassemble the hilt? I took out all the screws but it still won't come apart.
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No, why are you trying to do this? I sure its glued. It clearly says in the instructions not to do what you are doing.
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Take off the plastic pieces on top all of them and the tool will just screw on the top and come off. If this don't help you let me know I will send you a video of me taking mine apart.
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It just detaches pretty easily after entirely removing the screw. Give it a few tries in and out and it should come out in no time.
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I have not removed mine but once you unscrew it it should come apart easily. I have iron a 200' Glamour hose that weighs a ton. I would spray a little WD40 on the screws and let it sit over night then use a good screwdriver the longer the better for more leverage. And once these screws come out yo just give the hose a good tug and it should come out. This products crimps the hose so you may want to make sure it is out of the sun before trying to pull it out of the crimp. The hotter the hose the more it will expand and may be harder to release. Worse case is you have to cut it off and we are only talking an inch of material that you would loose. I have not removed mine but once you unscrew it it should come apart easily. I have iron a 200' Glamour hose that weighs a ton. I would spray a little WD40 on the screws and let it sit over night then use a good screwdriver the longer the better for more leverage. And once these screws come out yo just give the hose a good tug and it should come out. This products crimps the hose so you may want to make sure it is out of the sun before trying to pull it out of the crimp. The hotter the hose the more it will expand and may be harder to release. Worse case is you have to cut it off and we are... » Read More I have not removed mine but once you unscrew it it should come apart easily. I have iron a 200' Glamour hose that weighs a ton. I would spray a little WD40 on the screws and let it sit over night then use a good screwdriver the longer the better for more leverage. And once these screws come out yo just give the hose a good tug and it should come out. This products crimps the hose so you may want to make sure it is out of the sun before trying to pull it out of the crimp. The hotter the hose the more it will expand and may be harder to release. Worse case is you have to cut it off and we are only talking an inch of material that you would loose. « Show Less
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Just pull it with a small pliers. It should come out. It is just clipped not soldered
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You need to pull out the part holding the blade, then twist it, and pull the blade out
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Hi, I dismantled it using a screw driver to pop the little pin heads in, and then to pop them back out. Annoying but I did it to take it apart and put it together again.
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We were able to open it up and get the spring working again. It unscrews easily with a screwdriver, however, where it screws in it is plastic so it strips easily. The blade was flying out, so we took some crazy glue and built up the little ledge that stops the blade from flying out.
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I am not sure how to take it apart as I did not keep it around long. After the recall on this model, I got rid of it.
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Twist the bottom of the handle, which releases the top and it comes apart. Change the blade and reassemble.
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you need to unscrew the metal ring at the front, I believe it will then come apart.
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I don't think the Blade comes off, If it is broke you have to re-order the whole little part, or you can call Oster they are very helpful, there number is in the little booklet that comes with it.
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"AAA" Batteries & you twist off the Bottom of the Hilt to change the Batteries. I Hope this was Helpful, Glad I can Answer your Question. I Love my "Darth Maul Battle Damaged Lightsaber", I got Both to put together as one. Have Fun with Yours, I am. :)
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I've never tried to disassemble it. It doesn't come in two different pieces.
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I'm modifying one. So far, I cut the hilt in half and inserted a 4" piece of hickory sledgehammer handle, using a 3/8" threaded rod after I drilled and tapped (made threads) inside the cut. Then I drilled out the center of the hickory, put epoxy in one end of the sword, screwed in the rod, let it set, put epoxy on the threads where the hickory went and put it on, let it set, and finally put epoxy in the other part of the hilt and screwed it down. It is holding up like a champ and shifts the balance back a couple of inches as well as fixing the short hilt.Next thing to do is to tweak the balance & percussion points by wrapping some flat lead around the hilt and then testing it. I'm modifying one. So far, I cut the hilt in half and inserted a 4" piece of hickory sledgehammer handle, using a 3/8" threaded rod after I drilled and tapped (made threads) inside the cut. Then I drilled out the center of the hickory, put epoxy in one end of the sword, screwed in the rod, let it set, put epoxy on the threads where the hickory went and put it on, let it set, and finally put epoxy in the other part of the hilt and screwed it down. It is holding up like a champ and shifts the balance back a couple of inches as well as fixing the short hilt.Next thing to... » Read More I'm modifying one. So far, I cut the hilt in half and inserted a 4" piece of hickory sledgehammer handle, using a 3/8" threaded rod after I drilled and tapped (made threads) inside the cut. Then I drilled out the center of the hickory, put epoxy in one end of the sword, screwed in the rod, let it set, put epoxy on the threads where the hickory went and put it on, let it set, and finally put epoxy in the other part of the hilt and screwed it down. It is holding up like a champ and shifts the balance back a couple of inches as well as fixing the short hilt.Next thing to do is to tweak the balance & percussion points by wrapping some flat lead around the hilt and then testing it. « Show Less
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Not sure, but why don't you try to disassemble it first? It may be that you have a missing part or that it was assembled incorrectly. Check out this video for insight.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pNupuo5ss4k
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Hi Nana. Stubborn little thing isn't it? When I first tried it, I thought " Wow! This thing ain't right!", but it's just made that way. I assume that's because the assembly has a slight spring pressure that keeps it from coming apart before you're ready. There are two small "nubs" on the shaft of the orange plastic assembly that prevent the thing from just coming apart. You need to exert a little more force and it comes right out. I wouldn't use pliers or a screwdriver...well maybe a screwdriver (extra vodka please !)... but not a mechanical device. I hope this helps you out. ( It seems to come out easier each consecutive time.) Have a great day. Tony