I was wondering how do you take apart a gillette super speed!
I have seen them apart is there a trick or a special tool to take them apart?
Jeff
I have seen them apart is there a trick or a special tool to take them apart?
Jeff
I was wondering how do you take apart a gillette super speed!
I have seen them apart is there a trick or a special tool to take them apart?
Jeff
I haven't tried it, but a "U-shaped" security bit driver could do the trick.
See picture here. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0..._m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pf_rd_r=0GW6984MNC551XS5666S
I'd like to see pictures.... especially of how you modified the screwdriver to get the nut off.Well I figured it out. After you have removed the screw wrap the knob with a rag, grip the knob with a pair of pliers with one hand grip the head in the other hand and turn counter clock wise this will push the head off the handle. Be careful that you don't damage the linkage. I had the link cover come off one side of my Blue tip. I'm going to slot the screws before I put them back on.
I'll post some pictures if there's any interest.
Bob.
I'd like to see pictures.... especially of how you modified the screwdriver to get the nut off.
Thanks Bob
Here's a picture of my red tip (C-4) and blue tip (A-2) disassembled.
I just picked up an A 4 blue tip at the flea market today. Can anybody tell me the year that carries the A designation? I've tried googling, etc., and for the life of me can't find the information, though I swear there's a link to a page somewhere, but now I don't find it. I've got the razor all cleaned up on the outside anyway, and look forward to using it soon. Anyway, I also like taking stuff apart and putting it back together, and fixing things that need fixing. Why would a guy want to take the razor apart? Now that Bob's shown us how, I still don't want to rush in and maybe do more damage than good. What should I do, once it's apart, so long as nothing's broken? Thanks, guys.
I was wondering how do you take apart a gillette super speed!
I have seen them apart is there a trick or a special tool to take them apart?
Jeff