CaptainBolide
39 posts
Apr 14, 2010
2:41 PM
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I have the same plate bending issue.
I found that if I reverse the bend while using the
location of the given nail that was providing the
counter force to create the bending of the plate,
I've been able to get the plate fairly flat again
without adding additional bends in the plate while
straightening it. I'm thinking of trying to drill
the nails out directly. Just not sure if its a bad
idea, for some unforeseeable reason. I understand
that not all the nails are in direct opposition to
each other, in terms of the two sets of nails for
the two plates. Currently, I'm just assuming that
the screws will force the plate into a position
to seal the comb, regardless. I'm using a classic
box cutter knife w/ the handle. This doesn't allow
the same subtleness as the single edge blade on it's
own, but does seem a little safer to handle, and there
is more leverage to be gained. Which might actually
be a bad thing, resulting in more bending of the plates.
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