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  • magmanl337
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    • Jul 2002
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    #1

    Ways to remove a o-ring?

    Hey guys, tell me what's your method of safely removing an o-ring? (Without damaging it) I use a small flathead screw driver.


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  • WenULiVeUdiE
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    • Jan 2004
    • 1982

    #2
    A dental pick if I had one. If you have a mag, they're essential. I've used tooth picks, pens, pocket knife, file, and some other stuff.
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    • Rift
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      • May 2004
      • 539

      #3
      yup dental pick works great.

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      • magmanl337
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        • Jul 2002
        • 936

        #4
        Originally posted by Rift
        yup dental pick works great.
        OK, im goin to set up a mass raid of my nearby dentists' office... anyone up for that? Hehe....


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        • nato
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          • Sep 2002
          • 1337

          #5
          I've noticed that most paintball players find the need for a tool when the job is no where near the land of complication. All you need to do is wipe off the grease/oil and pinch the sucker. Comes off with an ease in near ALL cases.

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          • speeddemon
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            • Nov 2002
            • 353

            #6
            Originally posted by nato
            I've noticed that most paintball players find the need for a tool when the job is no where near the land of complication. All you need to do is wipe off the grease/oil and pinch the sucker. Comes off with an ease in near ALL cases.

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            Except when its an interior o-ring and not on the outside of a part (can't think of a place like that on mag off the top of my head, but I know other guns have them, like matrixes).

            Personally I haven't found a great way yet. Dental picks work, but can scratch the part that your removing the o-ring from, which can be a pain. Right now Im using some little plastic sword toothpick things, they work alright, but aren't quite as stiff as they need to be.
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            • Rift
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              • May 2004
              • 539

              #7
              Originally posted by magmanl337
              OK, im goin to set up a mass raid of my nearby dentists' office... anyone up for that? Hehe....
              im in!

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              • magmanl337
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                • Jul 2002
                • 936

                #8
                Originally posted by speeddemon
                Except when its an interior o-ring and not on the outside of a part (can't think of a place like that on mag off the top of my head, but I know other guns have them, like matrixes).

                Personally I haven't found a great way yet. Dental picks work, but can scratch the part that your removing the o-ring from, which can be a pain. Right now Im using some little plastic sword toothpick things, they work alright, but aren't quite as stiff as they need to be.

                Im thinkin maybe tweezers guys? like the tiny oens u use to remove splinters... they are pretty flat, and not sharp on the edge, so it shouldn't damage the oring, or the tank


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                • eNder159
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                  • Mar 2004
                  • 523

                  #9
                  i dunno bout you guys...but i use the CERTIFIED AGD tech tool....

                  the field strip screw


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                  • brtncstm160
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                    • Oct 2003
                    • 449

                    #10
                    I use thumb tacks sometimes cause you can just stab it and just manipulate it till it comes off. Pretty simple really, but a dental pick works well too.

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                    • FallNAngel
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                      • Apr 2003
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                      #11
                      Originally posted by magmanl337
                      OK, im goin to set up a mass raid of my nearby dentists' office... anyone up for that? Hehe....
                      or you can just run to Ace Hardware all stealthy like and buy one for $1
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                      • abunkerer
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                        • Sep 2003
                        • 750

                        #12
                        Originally posted by eNder159
                        i dunno bout you guys...but i use the CERTIFIED AGD tech tool....

                        the field strip screw

                        yep, that's the only way I could get the LX carrier out of the powertube.

                        for all other oring issues, dental pics work very nice



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                        • emagballa560
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                          • Aug 2004
                          • 1093

                          #13
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                          • ojhspyro89
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                            • May 2004
                            • 1078

                            #14
                            I have something that looks like a dental pick but its like real hard core! lol its great i use it on my guns and my piston guns
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