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DX Pedals - getting pins out!!

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bigsman:
Nah not enough pin to get a grip on unfortunately and no not re-annodizing either.  DIY restoration job here... was going great til this point but these little f ers are brutal!!

Already snapped 2 of the neighbours bits lol

Borrowed his angle grinder to flatten off the pins as well...gave him it back 30 seconds later after realising I was out of my element and it was a bit overkill for the job at hand....that and nearly setting fire to the garage from the sparks...think I'll call it quits for the day as I'm seriously into muppet territory  :LolLolLolLol:

bobafett:


--- Quote from: bigsman on June 12, 2009, 08:16 PM ---nearly setting fire to the garage from the sparks...think I'll call it quits for the day as I'm seriously into muppet territory

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Quality - LMFAO  :LolLolLolLol:

Steve P:
As mentioned, a drill is the only way to remove your knackered pins ... it takes time but the extra work is well worth it  :daumenhoch:

I'm restoring two sets at the moment ... here's the first  :coolsmiley:









Steve

bobafett:
Love your resto jobs Steve - they always look so proffesional  :coolsmiley:

Steve P:

--- Quote from: bobafett on June 13, 2009, 12:29 PM ---Love your resto jobs Steve - they always look so proffesional  :coolsmiley:

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Thanks John ... I enjoy restoring parts for my bikes  ;)  it's more like therapy to me these days too  :daumenhoch:

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