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    Default i hope you don't mind my laziness...

    ...but i didn't have the patience to go through all of the old restoration threads.

    here's my question (sorry in advance if it's been asked and answered already): How do you remove pins without a drill press and just some basic tools? is it even possible?

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    It is possible, this was addressed in a previous thread, but I honestly dont remember what the tools required were. I cant remember who wrote the post...vlad maybe?

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    I've heard mention of one end of the pin being filed off, but haven't tried it myself.

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    Use a file to remove the top of the pin. It has been mushroomed out. Then take a punch and drive it thru.
    Randolph Tuttle, a SRP Mentor for residents of Minnesota & western Wisconsin

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    you'll probably take away my home depot discount card for this but, what type of file (please be really specific) should i use? in fact, any more detail about the process would be great. otherwise, i think i can figure it out from there. thanks for all the help! seriously, you guys are awesome.

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    Dude! You're like, a genius with finding those threads. Thanks for making life so easy, ToxIk.

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    Quote Originally Posted by xman
    Dude! You're like, a genius with finding those threads. Thanks for making life so easy, ToxIk.

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    Well... I am awesome

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    ...but i didn't have the patience to go through all of the old restoration threads.
    I'm thinkin' that if you don't have the patience for that, you may want to forego any real restoration efforts as well because the actual work requires more patience than reading.

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    i'm not restoring anything; i just want to clean the rust out of my razor. cute answer, though.

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