I'm only a little late with pics :P

[TMFKAMJ]

My camera froze up while I was recording a video and I thought I lost the pics from taking apart the Supertool. Turns out it didn't! so, enjoy 

taking off screws (dramatic reenactment)

finally got the screws off

dirty tools

scrubbing

its working!

its not always this dirty, I swear

got reallt confused about the placement of a washer, I eventually figured it out after trial and error.

putting on some loctite

all pretty again!


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[metasyntax]

Nice work getting it all shiny and "new" again. And nice pictures! What's the white powder you're using to do the cleaning? Is it just baking soda, or something special?

[TMFKAMJ]

Nice work getting it all shiny and "new" again. And nice pictures! What's the white powder you're using to do the cleaning? Is it just baking soda, or something special?

Just some baking soda  I thought I was gonna be scrubbing a lot more than I did, some of the gunk you see on the blade wasn't rust, just some weird sticky stuff that came off after a bath in warm soapy water 

[Breezy12]

nice work!    I always love to see a good restoration job.  did you remove the plier head too, or just the other tools?

[TMFKAMJ]

nice work!    I always love to see a good restoration job.  did you remove the plier head too, or just the other tools?

Just the tools, after I realized how had it was to tighten those screws up I didn't think it's be worth the hassle. I ended up just brushing it still on the tool and just washing and drying it really good


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[Breezy12]

Just the tools, after I realized how had it was to tighten those screws up I didn't think it's be worth the hassle. I ended up just brushing it still on the tool and just washing and drying it really good

good call.  don't forget to give the whole thing a nice dose of WD-40 or whatever your oil of choice is. 

[TMFKAMJ]

good call.  don't forget to give the whole thing a nice dose of WD-40 or whatever your oil of choice is. 

Yup, already done. Those little oil pens changed my life, before when I was using it straight from the can I would end up covered in oil and my tool would be bone dry