When taken out of the box it is quite rigid in action - so much so that the metal pins can bend or scratch the object when trying to profile something. Lubricating didn't help. Two knobbed, brass-colored caps that hold the entire knot together provide tension. By CAREFULLY inserting a screwdriver blade under each end cap, on either side, on either end, and lifting a little, you can adjust the tension to make the pins slide more easily. Be careful not to rip off the end caps, I guess you'll end up with a mess when reassembling. tightness. However, this is not a problem if you move slowly and easily. Now I can use this tool to profile guitar necks and anything that is thin, brittle or prone to scratching without worrying about damaging it.
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