Will it remove the flaw from hitting a pin?
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after reading these comments, I just realized that my blade has lasted much longer since I was at class one day and forgot my olfa mat so I bought a clover mat and it is softer and that must be the reason my blade has lasted so long. I thought it was the sharpner.lol, as the blade was sharpened quite good. Funny, I learn something new every day. Will stick with the Clover mat since it is softer. Doesn't seem to let the fabric slide as much either.
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yes it can. just impact it several second and it should come off. really good tool and i love it
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No it won't, your pin needs to be at least 3". When I got mine and realized it didn't fit either of my pins I went to target and got a regular old fashioned one for about $8. They fit it and they work really well.
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James, If you have a pin that is hard to pound out this disassembly tool will bend and slide and mare your side of the pin hole. Your better off going to Menards and getting a one piece pin extractor.
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don't see how, it's a few millimeters past the end of the connectors. You can always cut it (with flush trim cutters) and then pull it back a few millimeters. I think you'd still get the twist maintained way closer to the pins (on the back end) than doing it conventionally
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Or shave the little plastic piece off the one side of any standard 30 pin. Works for me.
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If I recall correctly it may. But it's one that doesn't stabilize it as well as a u shaped pin. :-)
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The pins will come out if you work at it. Some things that might help are a hammer, and screwdriver along with a little WD 40.
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Yes, as long as the diameter of the pin is the same as the non-locking pin you already have, it will work
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No that is not normal, nor does it mean it defective though. You may have a piece of sand/dirt preventing the seal on the pin to close fully.
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Pins are metal. It "shifts" a little when hole punching but does not really "slide/skid"
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Yes just remove the Allen bolt out of the pin with the supplied Allen wrench and the clip comes right off. Very easy to do. Hope that helps.
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Yes. There are holes on the pin cup for putting a lock through it. It would then be locked to the kingpin.
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you can put it back in. you just have to bend the pin back straight and slide it in.
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No, you will remove pin and use parts provided to secure it with metal fastener.
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The best way to deal with a pin in a plastic hole is to flatten the end of the pin and re-insert; same way watch bands keep the pin stuck. super-glue won't fit into the hole or stick to the plastic. I usually use a diagonal cutter to make the 'dent' on the end of the pin; I will make 2-3 dents rotated from each other (one set at "6" and "12" and one set at "3" and "9") I've used the trick dozens of times; haven't had do on this bottle but on myriad similar pins in plastic
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Yes the locking pin does fall into every hole if you do not hold the locking lever down. If you hold it down you can extend it to it's full length in one shot.Hope that helps you.