Time to start taking things apart. Having done my homework, I read a very informative article on the rebuilding of valves. In it was a photograph that included this tool. What I'm wondering is: is this a homemade tool or does it exist in this form (or similar) in a retail environment where I may purchase one.
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What do you use to remove the knob retainer?
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DaveMann
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Valve Knob Retainer Screw Driver
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Re: Valve Knob Retainer Screw Driver
One from Trident and two home fabrications. One works a good as the other.
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DaveMann
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Re: Valve Knob Retainer Screw Driver
Looks like I could take a standard flat tip screw driver (the wider the better) and notch it with a Rotozip.
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Thanks, Bryan.
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Re: Valve Knob Retainer Screw Driver
Before I had one of these: http://www.northeastscubasupply.com/bc-valve-tool/ I used a modified(straightned claw) brad nail puller https://www.google.com/search?q=brad+na ... UlWprZM%3A
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