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RogerT wrote:Sorry for being late to this particular party, but I’d suggest some tender loving care, as afforded by a delicately wielded appropriately sized hammer (I.e. quite a small one) working round the crease.
itchyfeet wrote:I suggest you dribble some thinned varnish or paint into there.
not enough to glue it solid.
937carrera wrote:Unscrew the red knurled knob
Open the clamp
Take a flat file to the face that you have just exposed
Remove material carefully until it clamps tightly enough again
I suspect it's either wear on the top pin increasing the diameter, or corrosion on the bottom face giving the same effect.
diabolov wrote:Try a centre punch instead of a chisel it will concentrate the force to a point rather then
along the chisel face. A blow on opposite sides to see how you go then maybe on the quarter
turn too....
OR drill and tap the tube, then a small screw to pinch the plastic bit ?!
Regards
M
maxstu wrote:
Good point. Grub screws either side to add a bit of pressure
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