Okay, so if I undo this, can it be re-done? Does it includ directions no how to rebraid it into a "grenade"?
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Hi Gatorman! Maureen here from The Friendly Swede:-) Apologies for the delayed answer! We do not recommend for this particular grenade paracord product that you re-braid it after use unless you are experienced doing so (many tutorials can be found online for countless instructional videos) We do have a DIY paracord kit that comes with a few simple knot instructions though that you may be interested instead. Here is the link: http://www.amazon.com/Premium-Paracord-Kit-firestarters-instructions/dp/B00KGNZBT6/. If I can be of any further help to you, please let me know at our customer service link here:
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There are no instructions on how to rebuild the grenade. You can undo it, you just have to choose how to rebuild it. I have a book of survival knots and used that to rebuild mine :)
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No instructions on how to redo but a recommendation not to try unless you know what you are doing.
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I don't believe so. I've never tried, but it pretty much 'springs out' more than doubling in size when it unfolds. I can't think how you might reverse that process.
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On a guess do you have the left and right reversed or the top and bottom reversed? I seem to remember needing to reverse my first attempt. It went on differently than I expected.
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Interesting question. So I tried it & I was able to mount it backwards. Yes you can.
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The tiny button on the rear bottom makes it reverse direction while pushed in, if there's any juice left in the batteries. If that doesn't work, slowly turn the screw to the right of the cutting mechanism with a flathead or phillips screwdriver counterclockwise to manually move it in reverse to make it let go.If that doesn't work, you'll have a heck of a time using pliers and metal-cutting dykes and so forth to tear the metal away from the cutting wheel, in order to free it up.Note: You cannot replace the batteries while there's still metal in the cutting wheel, which sucks BAD and, in my mind, is a major design flaw. The tiny button on the rear bottom makes it reverse direction while pushed in, if there's any juice left in the batteries. If that doesn't work, slowly turn the screw to the right of the cutting mechanism with a flathead or phillips screwdriver counterclockwise to manually move it in reverse to make it let go.If that doesn't work, you'll have a heck of a time using pliers and metal-cutting dykes and so forth to tear the metal away from the cutting wheel, in order to free it up.Note: You cannot replace the batteries while there's still metal in the cutting wheel,... » Read More The tiny button on the rear bottom makes it reverse direction while pushed in, if there's any juice left in the batteries. If that doesn't work, slowly turn the screw to the right of the cutting mechanism with a flathead or phillips screwdriver counterclockwise to manually move it in reverse to make it let go.If that doesn't work, you'll have a heck of a time using pliers and metal-cutting dykes and so forth to tear the metal away from the cutting wheel, in order to free it up.Note: You cannot replace the batteries while there's still metal in the cutting wheel, which sucks BAD and, in my mind, is a major design flaw. « Show Less
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Unscrew the end of the sliding hook bar, pull out the hooks, reinsert them the opposite way, reverse and replace the end. If I recall correctly, the procedure was covered in the instructions.
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I'm pretty sure you can take it out and put it back in. I haven't done it yet, so I don't know how difficult it can be.
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There are some good youtube video that show step by step instructions. Yes, it is not easy but possible I just did not have the money to let a professional repair it so I did it myself. I just took my time and did exactly what the video was telling me and now is working just fine. So the bottom line is you can do it on your own risk.
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I had the awfullest time with this, too! I was afraid I was going to break it, but the bottom unscrews. The instructions, such as they are, say to use the housing wrench, which I don't remember getting. Anyway, it can be unscrewed by hand but it's hard to do.
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You have to unwrap the grenade to be able to see the contents. I did a video showing the contents. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GWpErE4xEn4
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On the drill there is a small yellow button on the underside. You should be able to switch it into three different positions forward off and reverse. If that doesn't happen you may have a defective drill
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I can't answer on how to repair the Velcro, but for others who use this device, I never undo the Velcro...just force my hand into the opening. If I did have the problem, I would sew the straps down permanently, and just live with it that way.
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Super easySimply remove hex screw at handle and flip over. Both remove and can be placed on either side
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You can fix it easily... Just pull it out and push it back in the right position.
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It has a pin that allows you to remove it. So, conceivably you could flip the bar around. But I don't see how you could turn it to the side unless you drilled a new hole for the pin.
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I took it apart and flipped it around. It was put together backwards. I hope this helps.
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Did you unscrew the parts of the handle? It can be tricky to put back together. Check your manual for an exploded view.