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1 January 2019, 01:34 AM
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Onikage - the tweezers compress the spring bars entirely and, in fact, you end up just sliding the end link out with the tweezers still holding it, at which time, once free of the case, you simply slowly release. The spring bars have little notches which the tweezer teeth enter and hold onto. I have used the cumbersome burgeon tool but, those tweezers I linked to are #1 choice, nimbler, smaller, easier.
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