Well... here's a first for me...

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SuperDave

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I was assembling a Black Titanium Cigar pen from AZS for last weekends show. As always, I dump all the parts onto a white towel and start pressing parts together.

The last thing I do is thread the Cap Coupler through the Clip and into the Cap. I started to thread the coupler and it felt funny. I looked again and it was shorter than normal. I thought I had a wrong part and looked back at my towel and there was a small 1/4" brass tube that I never remember having for a Cigar Pen in the past. I picked it up and noticed it appeared cut... so I looked at the coupler and low and behold, it had been cut (very cleanly, I might add) and both parts placed back into the bag.

It was cut so cleanly, it looked as though someone used a jewelers saw or scroll saw. Weird.

Anyone have a coupler before I contact AZS for a replacement?

Dave

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Hey Dave,

I sometimes shorten mine on purpose that way. You will find it will still work fine as long as it is long enough to engage the transmission.

Give it a try before you order a new one.

Steve
 

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That looks like the one I returned last month, you can CA that back together can't you?
Just kidding.....I had nothing to do with it.
 

SuperDave

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Originally posted by Chasper

That looks like the one I returned last month, you can CA that back together can't you?
Just kidding.....I had nothing to do with it.

Gerry,

I have sent it out for forensics testing. If I can trace it back to you... well, you might receive something in the mail[}:)]:D
 
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Originally posted by Chasper

That looks like the one I returned last month, you can CA that back together can't you?
Just kidding.....I had nothing to do with it.

The standard repair for this situation is two finishing nails and molasses.
 

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.... and all this time I thought the standard practice was to put them in the tube stretcher!!!!
 

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Isn't the pencil version smaller like that? I wonder if someone was trying to convert a regular kit into a pencil kit, gave up, and returned it to Bill for a refund.

Hmmm....
 
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