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Those look pretty good and may have set a personal record low for me. Usually when someone on this forum convinces me to buy something it starts at a hundred bucks and in this thread could end up at twelve hundred. $5.99 plus 37 cents tax and free shipping from the Big River Site--not bad at all.
I use a nickel. I also have a small screwdriver that's twice as thick as a standard one. Can put something soft (cloth) over the end too.What would be the best thing to use as a screwdriver to disassemble the Shiro proprietary screws? Without buying the special tool from Shiro. I bought new screws and I don’t want to screw it up
What would be the best thing to use as a screwdriver to disassemble the Shiro proprietary screws? Without buying the special tool from Shiro. I bought new screws and I don’t want to screw it up
I used to use coins, and have a few that fit the various Shiro screws particularly well in my knife tool bag. I bought a Shirogorov hedgehog tool from Vladimir_K which was the price of a moderately expensive lanyard bead (less than a Shiro bead--I did say moderately expensive, didn't I?). It has 2 drivers with 3 angle gauges and 3 edge thickness gauges, sizes indicated on one side, and the Shirogorov name and a tiny bear head on the other. A silly little trinket, but the drivers work well enough unless you need some real leverage.What would be the best thing to use as a screwdriver to disassemble the Shiro proprietary screws? Without buying the special tool from Shiro. I bought new screws and I don’t want to screw it up
Mr.sig239
) could no longer post here, so as OP I grant you absolution from any offenses to the purity of the line. The warranty thing is between you and Sergey.
The NeOn Lite, the Shiro that started it all for me, so my Shironess has come full circle!I flirted with CRK pouches for my Shiro's, but ended up keeping them in suedecloth-lined leather eyeglass cases like these...
That said, I would be greatly disappointed if you, as the founding director of M.A.S.S (Massachusetts Association of Shirogorov Superfans, which is at least you, me, and
BTW, your NeOn sell-off sure went quickly. I know you still have your CD on the block. Which NeOn did you keep for your use.
What would be the best thing to use as a screwdriver to disassemble the Shiro proprietary screws? Without buying the special tool from Shiro. I bought new screws and I don’t want to screw it up
That’s a neat little tool. You should put the 111 bit on one and the 95/hati small screw on the other also. Like a cross tool. I’d buy one if they was reasonable.I made this little tool from a piece of orange G10 so I won’t scratch the screws. Made it a perfect fit for the pivot screw and the scale screw at the end.
I cut the G10 a little wider so I can apply more torque when needed.
I would buy one for an F3R if you make more.