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◆ product description :
1. 100% precision machined PEEK (super-engineering plastic , Germany)
2. guarantees easy nib removal, without damaging the feed nor getting hurt.
3. precise machining tolerance (0.02~0.03mm) enables perfect perpendicular alignment and ideal surface to surface engagement. This will prevent damage / distortion to the feeder end surface.
4. compatible with all currently produced models that use the 5th gen. ebonite feeder
5. the pin guide prevents the push pin from scratching the inner wall of the grip section.
◆ Precision Nib Remover
--- $15 / set
◆ shipping:
$25, EMS Express (7 days, full coverage insurance )
◆ Additional Details / Instructions
the tool consists of:
1. pin guide
2. push pin
*material: PEEK (super-engineering plastic / Germany)
these are high precision parts.
the difference in diameter of the pin and the hole is approximately 0.02~0.03mm.
smaller than this, the pin could get stuck due to a lack of tolerance.
the high precision ensures the pin stay perfectly perpendicular to the striking surface (the end surface of the ebonite feeder)
if the two striking surfaces are not perpendicular / flat, damage & distortion can occur to the end surface of the ebonite feeder.
how to use:
1) install the pin guide onto the grip section (screw it on)
2) insert the push pin
3) there are two ways to apply striking force: (i recommend "b", as it is more easy / safe)
a) --- strike the round part onto a wooden plate (do not strike on a desk, because the desk surface could get dented)
b) --- strike the round part with a rectangular wooden stick / a wooden block (do not use metallic object, it could damage the tool)
* Lots of weak strikes are recommended, rather than a few very strong strikes.
This is because strong strikes can fracture top portion of one of the internal ribs.
Although, even if that rib gets damaged, the feed's performance won't be affected.
4) the push pin will push out the nib & feeder by 4~5mm. this will loosen up the friction fit.
then proceed to remove the nib & feeder using your hands without the tool (it will be easy to remove).
Rotating (counter clockwise) + pulling out will make it even easier, instead of straight pull.
