Tool is completely un-necessary, the flat back of a pick or sometimes a key will fix that issue, but always keep the core upside down so the key pins fall back into the core, otherwise if you miss just one dropped key pin, you will have a temporary bricking issue and you will need a deep hook to fix it. Have a great day
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Nice info
That's awesome, I can't wait to see the next vid!
Nice tool!
Thats pretty ingenious Isamu !
Just got my Sushi Comb today can't wait to take it for a test drive! Thanks for the tips and tricks.
Thanks mate for detailed explanation.Great job.Cheers.
@@EncyclopediaCatanica Thank you so much! I have a video on how I made it coming the day after Christmas
Tool is completely un-necessary, the flat back of a pick or sometimes a key will fix that issue, but always keep the core upside down so the key pins fall back into the core, otherwise if you miss just one dropped key pin, you will have a temporary bricking issue and you will need a deep hook to fix it. Have a great day
@@gkeyman565 I mentioned that in the video my friend.