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The scissors on my pocketknife was getting hard to use because it would not open far enough and then the spring broke. I thought I would have to discard the knife and another one just like it because I use the scissors a lot. But then I purchased a pack of springs. Replacement was very easy. The springs look exactly like the original and are of good quality. Both knives are now working as they should.
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Great Value, easy to replace, close the scissors halfway and push it in from the side without the logo. There is a little bit of a taper and if you try to push it in the other way its going to be difficult. New spring went right in easily with a push from a little piece of plastic. Back in business. Thanks for a great product.
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These are great for refurbishing those broken scissors on an old knife. Tips for installation: Get the spring aligned and then hold the side of the spring closest to the scissor shank flat against it. Next, use pliers to pop it into the socket. It doesn't go in easily (meaning without using pliers), but that means it also doesn't slip out easily.
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Scissor springs often fail in small Swiss Army knives making their scissors nearly useless. A new spring saves the knife. These springs are fairly easy to install from one side where attachment hole is slightly larger. Use a small nail, etc to remove broken spring.
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If you use the little scissors a lot, I do, the first thing to go is the scissor spring which eventually fatigues. These replacements are great. The only trick is learning how to get the new spring in. It takes a little learning curve since they do go in under tension. I love the little Victorinox knives; wouldn't be without one at all times.
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