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    Default My first scale de-pin

    This is my first attempt to de-pin some bone scales
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Size:  27.1 KBUsing my finger to guide the file
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Size:  32.9 KBnearly through to the washer, you can just see the ring
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Size:  25.4 KBsetting the gap in the vise
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Size:  39.7 KBold sock lol (clean tho)
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Size:  35.1 KBgetting it centred
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Size:  38.7 KBbit of wd40 as I am not re-using the scales
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    De-pinned
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    Congratulations on a successful mission.
    Its always less stressful when you dont want the scales. Hang onto them though, you might want them someday.
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    Well done!

    + 1 on keeping the scales, I never throw away anything that might come in handy one day.

    A little tips when unpinning this way to help save the scales is to put a piece of electrical tape over the pin and scales, that way the tape will protect the scales when filing.

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    will keep the scales in my box of treasures hehe,
    was going to put electrical tape on but thought I would test my luck and wasn't to bothered if I scratched them

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    +1 electric tape

    Very handy tip, with and accidental slip of the file there is no worries.

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