Not really. You have to assess which direction the pin was put in as you have to tap it out the reverse direction using a hammer and a nail. Ideally doing it on a piece ofOriginally Posted by kurdt_the_goat
Oh sorryWhat's involved in taking the pin out? Is it heating it up or something? If so, I really don't think it's worth the hassle.
wouldwood () which has a small hole you can work over so the pin can go into the hole as you tap it. LCZ128 sent me a link to a helpful page when I asked about this some time ago. It was quite help. I'll ask him again.
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