Any tips on how to remove it from wood. I'm not worried about the finish, I just can't get it up, &amp; when I do, in only goes 4" to the break.
1052033
Hi Since you are not worried about the finish, you may try Goo Be Gone. It can be purchased almost anywhere. It may not even do any damage to the surface either.
184699
Thanks for your post - I just tried it now and it works! I had always thought it would break if I force it up because it seemed to be really stuck. But since you described how to do it I was more confident, and it now works! thanks again
695990
I have the same issue, I was worried it would ruin the wood but I cleaned it according to their instructions and it is holding up great. I have various other elevated stands for my big, sloppy dogs and this is still one of the better products I have found for them.
609452
I had the exact same problem! I finally just pulled the handle straight out with pretty strong force and it came out. Good luck.
2209543
Yeah, Just grab the handle and use a piece of wood and hit it but, be careful the tang is close to 1/2 an inch tall mine hasn't snapped off yet but, someone on YOUTUBE'S broke. phewwwww!
1422396
Just pull it with a small pliers. It should come out. It is just clipped not soldered
845493
I had the *exact* same issue. I learned by tapping the unit on the side until the handle jiggles up and down makes it much easier to then simply lift the handle off the top.**UPDATE Fe b 20th** Nevermind, it has now become almost impossible to remove the handle. I now loathe trying to remove the top since it could take anywhere from 3 minutes - 10 minutes... along with a bruised palm of my hand.
2010045
Hi! I finally got the blade off my can opener! There is a little lever that says "blade release" that needed to be pushed down, but, I kept moving the handle either too much or not enough while I pulled on it, but, finally, it popped off. Now if I can only remember how I did it for thenext time!! :) Thank you all.
1855599
I had the same problem. If you can't remove it by pulling it as hard as you can. Return the control.If you try to pry it off the control will become damaged. The problem is the clip holding the knob on the stem istoo tight, the hole on the knob needs to be a hair larger
1712540
After looking at the responses already written, I would echo those as well. Have had mine over 30 years with no problem. Is the attachment to the wooden ends too loose? The metal frame ends should fit flush against the counter, and the wooded ends should be snugly secured into the metal frame. Perhaps you can explain what is happening... maybe the sizing of the wood ends isn't right for the metal frame?
610929
You know what, I haven't tried to do it that way yet. I've had it well over 2 years now and I've always used it a shown in the pic. I will try when I get home this evening. Sorry I couldn't have been more help.
1977532
Can you see up into your chiminny? How long have you burned in it? Last time it was swept clean? Are you only burning cured/dry wood?If you have not had it cleaned by a pro for years.. now might be maybe that time? I bought a brush and rods to do mine myself.Also, is it a fireplace or a woodstove?
648007
Remember to keep pressure with your hand on the flooring board before the blade so it doesn't spring up. You might be binding the blade. You will get a cleaner cut as well. Worked great for me!
1011916
I have not had any problems with the gun. First of all, is it turned up too high where it is actually driving the nail all the way through the wood? You may want to practice on a two by four to test the depth setting. Second of all, and this is probably a stupid question but you do have the correct brad nails in, right? I have not had any problems with mine - it worked wonderfully for me. Sorry, I wasn't any more help.
1439795
Pick an edge and pry it slowly off...it kinda hurts fingers a bit..better tight than loose..good luck.
1949189
I never had that problem, but I would go to Home Depot or Lowes to see if they could cut you another piece of wood that size. They cut wood any size you want for free.
1616062
I haven't used the lumbermaker that much but I noticed that I had to tighten the bracket that attaches to the bar very evenly between the two screws. Too much force from one screw would loosen the other and then when I tighten the loose screw the other one would loosen because the bracket was spreading. If this is what you are reffering to I can see where the bracket would eventually become "sprung way out". Other than trying to control how much I tighten the screws I dont know what to do about it. Have you talked to Haddon? Good luck. Tom L.