deadeyedick
11 years ago



I'm hoping I can get some replacement screws.

Abrignac wrote:



Wrong forum noob. 🤫

DED
Chewmaize
11 years ago
Dremel and the proper bits will bring it back to life........SLOWLY.
Abrignac
11 years ago

Dremel and the proper bits will bring it back to life........SLOWLY.

Chewmaize wrote:




Naw. If wallored out for bigger screws the blades will catch on the wider screws.
spectresquad
11 years ago
Screws from Glasses? The Fingernail polish can be softened by a drop of fingernail polish remover(acetone) on the thread side. Green locktight does not hld the screws permanently, it is for temp hold.
Abrignac
11 years ago

Screws from Glasses? The Fingernail polish can be softened by a drop of fingernail polish remover(acetone) on the thread side. Green locktight does not hld the screws permanently, it is for temp hold.

spectresquad wrote:




Thanks for the suggestions.
banderl
11 years ago
You can use the Locktite or epoxy, if you need to loosen it up just put a lighter to it. 300 something degrees will soften them up.
Abrignac
11 years ago
It seems this thread, like 98.2% of all threads posted here is suffering from drift.

I do appreciate all of the suggestions, but I was only trying to ID the cutter. That has been done.

Now I can attempt to have it serviced under warranty if feasible. If not, maybe I can at least obtain the correct replacement screws.

Loctite seems like an option to secure replacement screws, but not a solution to seal the edges shut.
Abrignac
11 years ago

Oh, give me the beat boys, and free my soul
I want to get lost in your rock and roll and drift away

wheelrite wrote:



Phag,,,
illinichaser
11 years ago

It seems this thread, like 98.2% of all threads posted here is suffering from drift.

I do appreciate all of the suggestions, but I was only trying to ID the cutter. That has been done.

Now I can attempt to have it serviced under warranty if feasible. If not, maybe I can at least obtain the correct replacement screws.

Loctite seems like an option to secure replacement screws, but not a solution to seal the edges shut.

Abrignac wrote:




So you're saying you don't want our help?[-( 🤐







That's just not very nice![-x 😳
Abrignac
11 years ago

So you're saying you don't want our help?[-( 🤐







That's just not very nice![-x 😳

illinichaser wrote:




It seems I'm beyond help.
bs_kwaj
11 years ago

So you're saying you don't want our help?

illinichaser wrote:



So, there is a 1.8% chance of staying on topic.

👍



[sarcasm]

Abrignac
11 years ago

So, there is a 1.8% chance of staying on topic.

👍



[sarcasm]

bs_kwaj wrote:




Wouldn't that be a stretch from a glass half empty perspective.
cacman
11 years ago
Check your local electronics or jewelry store for small screws.

Buy a Palio. Excellent replacement warranty if ANYTHING goes wrong.
sd72
11 years ago
Buy a xikar. Excellent replacement warranty if ANYTHING goes wrong.
ZRX1200
11 years ago
Buy a razor blade, can use it in a bum fight or for a coke party also.
cacman
11 years ago

Buy a xikar. Excellent replacement warranty if ANYTHING goes wrong.

sd72 wrote:


Just don't drop a xikar. And watch that spring.

Straight razor - shave the face and cut the cigar.
Buckwheat
11 years ago
Kind of looks like some of the Savoy Cutters i've seen. They have screws to take them apart like the one in the picture. I can't post a link to them as the only ones I could find are on competitors websites. Just try a google search and you will find a bunch for sale. I hope this helps.
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