Watch Link T-Bar Removal Pliers Tool
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While I really like to
While I really like to have a nice, metal watch bracelet, I also know that it can be a major hassle to add or remove links from such a bracelet, depending on the style. One of the more frustrating designs uses a T-bar to hold the links together. It just seems like pure luck, sometimes, that a T-bar link might be easy to remove or it might be one of the most difficult tasks you could give to yourself.
Folks often improvise ways to put small, solid, metal objects into the slots on their watch bracelet links in order to push a T-bar out. Some use paper clips or the tips of tweezers or the tips of nails or the tips of small screwdrivers. But I think I finally discovered the right tool for this task. It's a set of pliers with one small, round tip and one small, flat tip. With a little bit of careful positioning and then a gentle squeeze, it might suddenly be rather easy to get a T-bar to finally move. So, that's the point of this video. I bought the tool and here I am showing you how I used it. It doesn't cost a lot and, if you think you'll need to adjust watch bracelets in the future, this thing just might save you a lot of headaches (and sore fingertips!). I hope this helps.
This video features the Casio MTP-S110-2AVCF Diver-style solar-powered watch. (Here is my In Depth review of the watch... Casio Diver Style Solar MTP-S110 In D... )
Folks often improvise ways to put small, solid, metal objects into the slots on their watch bracelet links in order to push a T-bar out. Some use paper clips or the tips of tweezers or the tips of nails or the tips of small screwdrivers. But I think I finally discovered the right tool for this task. It's a set of pliers with one small, round tip and one small, flat tip. With a little bit of careful positioning and then a gentle squeeze, it might suddenly be rather easy to get a T-bar to finally move. So, that's the point of this video. I bought the tool and here I am showing you how I used it. It doesn't cost a lot and, if you think you'll need to adjust watch bracelets in the future, this thing just might save you a lot of headaches (and sore fingertips!). I hope this helps.
This video features the Casio MTP-S110-2AVCF Diver-style solar-powered watch. (Here is my In Depth review of the watch... Casio Diver Style Solar MTP-S110 In D... )
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