can i get a replacement plastic tool to put the lace through?
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This would be a question should be directed to the company who sells this produce, International Playing Things.I googled a little but didn't hit any refill or replacement kits. It may be because it is originally from overseas?Sorry. Not much help.
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This would be a question should be directed to the company who sells this produce, International Playing Things. I googled a little but didn't hit any refill or replacement kits. It may be because it is originally from overseas? Sorry. Not much help.
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You could try contacting quercetti directly through their web page http://www.quercetti.com/ or you could try hollowing out a pen by taking out the ink and use that. I would think that would work. You could also try ebay.
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Contact the company on the web or by the phone. I hope they will be willing to help.
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Like Rob Harrison said, a pair of pliers should do the trick. Its pretty stout plastic.
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Hello, KarenUnfortunately we don't carry the replacement baterry. We would suggest to get in touch with supplier to insure you get the correct part when ordering .bebeautiful
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I think they are probably intended to be single-use. I ran into a similar problem to yours though and found that you can CAREFULLY pry the end back open by inserting a flat screwdriver into the indentation at the end where the halves meet and twisting. Use a screwdriver that is wide enough so as not to turn inside the indentation and deform the plastic. After you cut the laces melt the ends of the laces slightly, again carefully, so that they do not fray, before reinstalling them into the end caps. A butane lighter or even a match can be used for this, I use a small butane torch that I use for other projects. I think they are probably intended to be single-use. I ran into a similar problem to yours though and found that you can CAREFULLY pry the end back open by inserting a flat screwdriver into the indentation at the end where the halves meet and twisting. Use a screwdriver that is wide enough so as not to turn inside the indentation and deform the plastic. After you cut the laces melt the ends of the laces slightly, again carefully, so that they do not fray, before reinstalling them into the end caps. A butane lighter or even a match can be used for this, I use a small butane torch that I use... » Read More I think they are probably intended to be single-use. I ran into a similar problem to yours though and found that you can CAREFULLY pry the end back open by inserting a flat screwdriver into the indentation at the end where the halves meet and twisting. Use a screwdriver that is wide enough so as not to turn inside the indentation and deform the plastic. After you cut the laces melt the ends of the laces slightly, again carefully, so that they do not fray, before reinstalling them into the end caps. A butane lighter or even a match can be used for this, I use a small butane torch that I use for other projects. « Show Less
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I have not crossed that bridge yet. I was hoping to be able to pry the end off with a precision screw driver then burn the ends and trim them up in order to use again. I left my end quite long and tuck it in the laces so I could cut that end thing off an reuse if I had to. Bob C
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Sorry for you! I have only hand wased this. I would think you could contact the company for the repacement piece. Best wishes and thanks for sharing your experience so I will not make the same mistake!
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You can go to Beadsmith and got replacement tube or you can go to your local hardware store and get tubing of the same size.
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I've tried, the best way was to start at the top sections near the tabs, use your nail to lift. Unfortunately it will leave the plastic fractured, but it can be removed and re-attached. Good Luck!
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Duct tape? Obviously that would not be the most attractive option but I don't think you will find a replacement for something like that except possibly through the manufacturer. Have you tried contacting them?
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I haven't had to replace mine yet. But Crosley makes a diamond replacement needle for this model.
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Hi, Candygram! Try this website for Earthwise replacement parts and see if it helps: https://www.reelin.com/
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I would contact ironlace themselves and explain, im positive they would send you a new pair for free. I have 2 pairs of ironlaces and the ones that are older started to fray at the ends after about 3 months of heavy use, so i plasti-dipped the ends and they came out awesome. So if you contact ironlace and they don't require you to send the old ones in i would highly recommend you do that
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I broke one of my poles and couldn't find replacements so I cut a piece of 1/2 in PVC and slid it over the broken section. That worked. Sorry, but that is the best answer I could provide.
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The laces should be great. Just take your old ones out, measure their length and get the closest length of these.
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We have never used the tool... But it looks to be glued in as apart of the tool and non replaceable... Sorry
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I would contact the company by e-mail or phone and ask if you can order one.....hopefully, they will have a replacement part. If not, I would take an existing rod to a home improvement center and see if you can find a substitute item. A lot of window treatment rods are also designed to bend to accommodate an arch, so that is a thought. Good luck!
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I assume you can cut them if you ever wore old combat boots it's the same type of lace you could probably burn the ends.