Trying to figure out the tools for Linegear pin pusher tool

[kronin323]

You mean this thing doesn't come with instructions?!?!?!?

 

[iamFLIP]

You mean this thing doesn't come with instructions?!?!?!?

Looks like it.

 

[jdd32]

You mean this thing doesn't come with instructions?!?!?!?

Looks like it.

There's an A4 page with light instructions and a link iirc. I'll take a pic if i find it

 

[Noak]

You mean this thing doesn't come with instructions?!?!?!?

As mentioned by @jdd32, the instructions are really light and it's the link that explained how they used the pin pusher tool. There wasn't any mention of how to use tip/base B or why the differences between base C and D.

It's more of a self-discovery process. I am trying to hand-tool something between the sharp tip A and the base of the rivets that would help to press the rivets evenly into the nosebridge.

 

[iamFLIP]

As mentioned by @jdd32, the instructions are really light and it's the link that explained how they used the pin pusher tool. There wasn't any mention of how to use tip/base B or why the differences between base C and D.

It's more of a self-discovery process. I am trying to hand-tool something between the sharp tip A and the base of the rivets that would help to press the rivets evenly into the nosebridge.

Can somebody provide the link so any curious members can check it out?

 

[Noak]

I had linked it in my last reply.

Anyway, here's the link

 

[iamFLIP]

I had linked it in my last reply.

Anyway, here's the link

Captions would have been nice and certainly will help too.

 

[jdd32]

yes, there's always room for improvement with documentation.

I personally prefer my own tool for tune ups.

 

[kronin323]

I guess we've figured out for what role they should hire their third employee...

Documentation Writer...

 

[Noak]

Captions would have been nice and certainly will help too.

Corrected as request.