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| Posted: Mon Apr 23rd, 2007 05:58 pm |
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Tony Duronio 3T WIS 
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cut out/removed quick release pins from a strap?? Can you just snip the protruding release pin with some wire cutters and remove it?? I purchased a Hirsh Mariner strap (sweet strap BTW) and it obviously wont work on the Orsa silver angler. I have it on the Vixa Chrono. Advise???TIA
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| Posted: Mon Apr 23rd, 2007 06:06 pm |
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captobvious 3T WIS 
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I think the "Protrusion" unscrews from the pin, at least it did on one set I had... Otherwise, sure... just clip 'er off!
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| Posted: Mon Apr 23rd, 2007 06:44 pm |
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srh_pres 3T WIS 
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Well... you can use a scalpel and carefully cut a longitudinal line following the length of the pin from the protrusion downward. Once completely cut, use a tweezers to gingerly extract the pin from its sheath leaving a void where the pin used to be. Then carefully, hold the two edges of the cut pieces together with a small vascular clamp and use suture to close the gap. :shock: Or you could just snip the sucker off and yank the pin out... your choice... :cool:
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| Posted: Mon Apr 23rd, 2007 07:04 pm |
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Tony Duronio 3T WIS
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srh_pres wrote: Well... you can use a scalpel and carefully cut a longitudinal line following the length of the pin from the protrusion downward. Once completely cut, use a tweezers to gingerly extract the pin from its sheath leaving a void where the pin used to be. Then carefully, hold the two edges of the cut pieces together with a small vascular clamp and use suture to close the gap. :shock: I have no clue what you have said, so I will take the above suggestion from Mark first:P:D Sorry if this seems like a dumb question, just would hate to ruin a strap.:(
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| Posted: Mon Apr 23rd, 2007 08:06 pm |
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yamahaki Guest
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I like steves standard doctors response:D but yeah, clip that sucker. you won't feel a thing.
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| Posted: Mon Apr 23rd, 2007 09:29 pm |
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Tony Duronio 3T WIS
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Mark's response worked like a charmhand6.gif Thank you sir:)
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| Posted: Mon Apr 23rd, 2007 09:33 pm |
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srh_pres 3T WIS
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Glad to hear it... uh, guess you didnt have a scalpel handy... :shock: Tony Duronio wrote: Mark's response worked like a charmhand6.gif Thank you sir:)
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| Posted: Mon Apr 23rd, 2007 09:41 pm |
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Tony Duronio 3T WIS
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No as a matter of fact...I didn't:D srh_pres wrote: Glad to hear it... uh, guess you didnt have a scalpel handy... :shock:
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| Posted: Mon Apr 23rd, 2007 10:50 pm |
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captobvious 3T WIS
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Tony Duronio wrote: Mark's response worked like a charmhand6.gif Thank you sir:) Cool! Glad I could help! :)
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