The instructions aren't very clear about making the pink pin fit. Is the fat end of the pin supposed to be broken off first?
58231
before you take the cap off shake the heck out of it mine was the same way and I had to keep shaking it even while using it.
58232
Haven`t used these in a while but from what I remember the fat flat end is the end you stick in the writing or application end of the pen. Use the one that came with it till you wear or break off the point, remove it by simply pulling out, and insert the new one. You have to hold the pen- tip down and shake or let the paint saturate the stick and you`re ready to go.
58233
sorry i cant help.. pen was useless and i think i threw it away.. i dont even remember using it a second time.
58234
No, just push it into the opening as indicated. Make sure to "prime" the pen.
473212
Hi, I suggest that you take closer look at the links screw whether is a tiny screw or split end that was being closed up which look like a screw slot. Or you treat as split pin, pick correct punching size tool and give a light hammer tap in the direct the link arrow showing to move the pin out. Hope this reply helps. Good luck!
1007183
It has to be on a hard flat surface otherwise the pin won't line up. If that's your only option, you can lift the bottom of weight plates to make it aligned.
1843192
Mine came with all the pins already pushed in, had to pull them out for it to work. Hope that helps.
944744
Decline position is scary. The pin does come out occasionally due to the wobble of the main bench. I just double check every time I use it.
2070715
Where is the "small plastic pin" one reviewer suggests that you remove when you first get this product to make it effective? I don't see any "pins"
1636512
It's probably just stuck. Pull the round knob gently and it should come loose and work fine.
652486
I made several things on mine and it didn't break, but then I didn't try to take it apart either. I'm fairly new to the rainbow loom, but from what I've seen so far some patterns call for the center row of pins to be offset from the two outside rows, and some patterns call for them all to be parallel to each other. My guess is that this loom broke when people tried to take the center row off to move it up so the rows were all even.
710264
I don't know...but I would suspect so. You would have to talk to the manufacturer. I have never needed to replace a pin.
1189915
I don't know either. I tried to keep it open by placing a straight pin in the opening but now I can't get that out either. It is a problem.
545192
NO!! When we got it, we were very excited. To bad the connecting pins do not line up! We just ended up tossing it out. Don't waste your money.
800701
Look at the instruction sheet. You have to use a pin or paper clip to activate small pin hole on bottom. Thanks.
2179419
So did I. So I called the company. They included the pins with the round, but found that the other pin was stronger. You have back up pins to used as needed.
878095
I did the same thing. I returned the item thru Amazon and instead purchased the correct 10pin version for the same price. I did read that you can do a bunch of rigging to make this work but the 10 pin install is so easy, I can't see customizing something being worth the struggle.
208890
I have no problem with mine. How old is yours? Did you make sure you didn't break the pin ?
748627
Hi, I dismantled it using a screw driver to pop the little pin heads in, and then to pop them back out. Annoying but I did it to take it apart and put it together again.
1324223
The white 'tweezers" goes on first and will only fit one direction. Then the pink clips on and also only fits if put in the right direction.