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  1. florianw Aug 23, 2013

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    Folks, I have bought on ebay 2 additional links for my 7912 bracelet. It arrived in 6 separate pieces. Each link seems to constist of the larger middle piece with the sprungs, 1 top part to connect the links and a small part of which I have no idea what it is for. May someone of you know about a link or instruction on the web. Every advice is highly apprecciated.
     
  2. Melhadary Aug 23, 2013

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  3. Hijak Aug 23, 2013

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    :thumbsup: Bookmarking this for later reference!!!:cool: Thank you M
     
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  4. florianw Aug 23, 2013

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    Great link, thx. Actually it was easy to take out the small piece in order open the bracelet. But even after 30 minutes trying I couldn't put them back together.
     
  5. ulackfocus Aug 23, 2013

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    Humpty Dumpty's bracelet! :p
     
  6. Melhadary Aug 23, 2013

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    Yeah, I hear you!
    It's delicate intense work, and you end up getting quite tense. :mad:
    I would recommend you put everything down and take a break, redirect your attention fully to another distraction, and once your set to go again, I believe everything will fall into place ;)
     
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  7. michael e Still learning. Aug 23, 2013

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    The best thing to do with these bracelets when reassembling them is. When you are sliding the retaining plate on the underside> fold the bracelet in half carefully then use a wooden cocktail stick in the gap below the link to bring one side of the link up higher, the plate should slide on a lot easier and glide straight in.
    I hope that made sense.
    Cheers Mick
     
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  8. florianw Aug 23, 2013

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    Sounds like a plan, Michael and Melhadary. I will give it a try....
     
  9. florianw Aug 23, 2013

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    Mission accomplished. The cocktail stick made made my day. Thank you all for helping! Good night.
     
  10. michael e Still learning. Aug 23, 2013

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    Cocktail sticks, not just for pineapple chunks, cheese and olives. ;-)
    Glad you got it done.
    Cheers Mick
     
  11. ulackfocus Aug 23, 2013

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    Cocktail straws are also great for putting your lenses back into wire frame glasses. Lotsa McGuyver-y things can be done with bar paraphernalia.
     
  12. florianw Aug 24, 2013

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    Yeah, I still feel a bit like McGuyver thanks to the coctail stick, lol.