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In lugnet.announce, Philippe Hurbain wrote:
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Chatting with LEGO friends, I realized that even seasoned LEGO builders often
ignore all the possibilities of the Brick Remover... Here is a
little tutorial on this cute
device.
Enjoy !
Philo
PS: If someone knows other usages, let me know!
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Also, you can cut them in half (would require two separators, as some excess
plastic gets taken away in the saw blade) to get to plates stuck in corners. I
haven’t done this but I imagine a guide built out of bricks and a hobby saw
would do the trick, with some cleanup with fine grit sandpaper to make the cut
edge nice and smooth. :-)
I heard this from another AFOL who I believe has done this, but I can’t remember
who it was...
-Tim
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> Also, you can cut them in half (would require two separators, as some excess
> plastic gets taken away in the saw blade) to get to plates stuck in corners. I
> haven't done this but I imagine a guide built out of bricks and a hobby saw
> would do the trick, with some cleanup with fine grit sandpaper to make the cut
> edge nice and smooth. :-)
I made one out of "old" LEGO parts that I no longer like and
glued up a brick separator for this kind of job.
Why cut up and ruin a perfectly good brick separator when you
can your recycle old LEGO with tooth marks and scratches :-)
Ralph
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