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I'm looking for a good tool to remove the c-clip from the retention shaft from letter-series plugins.

For example



I can't tell if the needle nose is small enough to get into the tiny c-clip holes. I bought a tool but indeed the pins don't fit into the holes, and in any case, the jaws don't close small enough to even hook into both holes.

What do you use?

Funny, last night i needed to remove c-clips from a hp331a to lube the gear shafts. I found the same thing,my pliers were too big. I ended up using 2 picks from a pick and hook set.

Awhile back, I bought a set of circlip pliers made by Vise-Grip which came with several different sized tips. I think I bought them from Home Depot, but I'm not sure.

Here is a link to the Irwin website that shows them:



They come with four tips, three of which have the same diameter pins but at different angles. The fourth tip set has smaller diameter tips.

I saw a webpage at Wal-Mart that shows these, and you can probably find them at your local hardware store or building center.

They've served me just fine; I don't recall not being able to remove a circlip since I purchased the pliers.

DaveD

On 3/31/2018 11:42 AM, snapdiode via Groups.Io wrote:

I'm looking for a good tool to remove the c-clip from the retention shaft from letter-series plugins.

For example



I can't tell if the needle nose is small enough to get into the tiny c-clip holes. I bought a tool but indeed the pins don't fit into the holes, and in any case, the jaws don't close small enough to even hook into both holes.

What do you use?

Why are my posts coming through twice? Does anyone know? This seems to have started happening recently although I have changed nothing wrt my email client set-up.

DaveD

On 3/31/2018 12:01 PM, Dave Daniel wrote:

Awhile back, I bought a set of circlip pliers made by Vise-Grip which came with several different sized tips. I think I bought them from Home Depot, but I'm not sure.

Here is a link to the Irwin website that shows them:



They come with four tips, three of which have the same diameter pins but at different angles. The fourth tip set has smaller diameter tips.

I saw a webpage at Wal-Mart that shows these, and you can probably find them at your local hardware store or building center.

They've served me just fine; I don't recall not being able to remove a circlip since I purchased the pliers.

DaveD

On 3/31/2018 11:42 AM, snapdiode via Groups.Io wrote:

I'm looking for a good tool to remove the c-clip from the retention shaft from letter-series plugins.

For example



I can't tell if the needle nose is small enough to get into the tiny c-clip holes. I bought a tool but indeed the pins don't fit into the holes, and in any case, the jaws don't close small enough to even hook into both holes.

What do you use?

I'm looking for a good tool to remove the c-clip from the retention shaft from letter-series plugins.

For example



I can't tell if the needle nose is small enough to get into the tiny c-clip holes. I bought a tool but indeed the pins don't fit into the holes, and in any case, the jaws don't close small enough to even hook into both holes.

What do you use?

I'm looking for a good tool to remove the c-clip from the retention shaft from letter-series plugins.

For example



I can't tell if the needle nose is small enough to get into the tiny c-clip holes. I bought a tool but indeed the pins don't fit into the holes, and in any case, the jaws don't close small enough to even hook into both holes.

What do you use?

When you reply to the groups from your email provider for instance yahoo.com, rather than at the groups.io website, Yahoo (or whatever you use) records the message you sent, but groups.io also sends you the message you just sent as if someone else had posted it. If you look at the two emails, you'll notice one says sent by you, and the other one came from groups.io.
People who do post from the groups.io website rather than their email address might prefer their posts to be sent to their email address, so there is some reasoning for this. However it's a pain for the users who want to use groups.io the same way they used the Yahoo group. Groups.io errs on the side of having a redudant copy rather than potentially having missing post records.
If you want to stop it you can click the link at the bottom of the other person's post that says "view/reply online". This will take you right to a page on groups.io where you can reply (you might have to sign in if you don't have the site set to recognize you automatically). I don't know of a way get around the duplication issue when sending posts using email. On Saturday, March 31, 2018, 1:21:17 PM CDT, Phillip Potter <p.potter@...> wrote:
Interestingly, I needed C-clip pliars, too, to remove the armature from
the fan motor in my 453... bought a Craftsman that had a bag of
different size pins. Worked a charm.

Phil


On 3/31/2018 10:42 AM, snapdiode via Groups.Io wrote:

I'm looking for a good tool to remove the c-clip from the retention shaft from letter-series plugins.

For example



I can't tell if the needle nose is small enough to get into the tiny c-clip holes. I bought a tool but indeed the pins don't fit into the holes, and in any case, the jaws don't close small enough to even hook into both holes.

What do you use?

From: Robert Hay <bobh@...>
Sent: Mar 31, 2018 4:06 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [TekScopes] c-clip pliers

I use the Thunderbird email client under windows.? I only see the email
bounced back from groups.io in my Inbox. There is a copy of my original
message in the Sent items box.? There must be another reason only some
people are having this issue.