Another trick I use is two spoons from the kitchen. The round side of the spoon on the faceplate and wedge the front of each of them under the knob. Then push the handles gently down toward and the knob will come up evenly. Use a cloth under the spoons for extra protection.steeve_a wrote:To remove stubborn knobs I will use half of a wooden clothespin as a pry bar which shouldn't damage the faceplate or the knob as one made from metal might. Yes, I know that there are special tools made to do that but they cost a lot more than wooden clothespins! Besides you can use the other half of the clothespin as a mixing paddle for epoxy (or whatever).![]()
Helpful hint for the day!
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Re: Helpful hint for the day!
Re: Helpful hint for the day!
Now that is a good idea as long as you can get behind the knob.
Tom
Don't let that smoke out!
Don't let that smoke out!