Originally Posted by
RayCornett
I placed something thin yet stiff between the tines, placed the nib down on its side(the good tine side) massaged it back into place using a toothpick with a broken off end on the side of the bent tine, not too much pressure, running the broken tip end up and down the entire length of the tine from tip to nib shoulder and slowly but surely it went into place. Now and then I would use the same motion with the side of the toothpick but I liked using the broken tip end as it allowed a groover to be formed after a few back and forsths which sort of helped it not slip off along the way.
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