rinehardj
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I hope someone can help me with this one. If not, I'll just chalk it up to another hard lesson learned. I made a new slimline, which I was pretty satisfied with. One little annoyance wrong with it, but it was one of those where it stuck out like a sore thumb to me, but most other people wouldn't even notice. After a few times writing with it, though, it seems the twist mechanism piece was too loose. Every time I tried writing with it, the point of the pen would withdraw back into the tip. So I figured I would just remove the twist mechanism and replace it with another. I do not have a disassembly tool, so I just used a pair of pliers, thinking that I could just yank it from the brass tube. But the twist mechanism was more delicate than I expected, and it broke. So now I have the remainder of the mechanism still compression fitted into the brass tube, and I can't think of any other way to remove it. Am I at a total loss, or is there a way I can still save this? I do like the turning of the pen and hate to think that I may have lost the bottom part of this pen. Thanks.