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Hi everyone! I was trying to replicate this cannoncc07.jpg in a battle scene, and it looks like it was made by attatching a top hat piece to a barrel piece. The problem is, now I can't separate them! please, I miss my top hat piece. :cry_sad:

Edited by Hinckley
Yes, the title of the topic annoyed me that much...
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How did you attach them??

You didnt... GLUE... them together... did you?? :laugh:

If so, try some lightly boiled water. NO, YOUR lego shouldnt melt... not at the temperatue i mean.

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I tried water, and the technic/lightsaber thingy was the first method I tried. :sceptic:

It's just, the hat is logged in there, tight, so, can't get it out. :hmpf_bad:

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Okay, now this may require 2 people.

First, grab a pair of pliars or a wrench. Also, a long technic rod.

Place the long technic rod in the bttom of the crate.

Secure the pliars or wrench to the edge of the hat.

Have one peroson pull down on the barrel, while you pull with the pliars. Be careful not to damage the hat.

If that doesn't work, then your only solution is to hack of the bottom of the crate with a coping saw, and get to the hat.

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Reminds me of the time I somehow got a standard lego helmet stuck in my lego bin.....I have no idea how it got there :wacko: ... I needed a knife to get it out, it has some scratches on it.....

Best of luck, hope you get it out... :sceptic:

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Hm. I would stick a long technic axle into the bottom of the barrel, grab tightly to the barrel, and slam it into a table so the axle pushes up and pops out the top hat. Of course, that could also snap the axle...

You could always butter it up. :grin:

~Peace

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I would try inserting the barrel part into boiling water for a few seconds. The heat should cause it to expand slightly, during which time you might be able to push the hat out with an axle.

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Hm. I would stick a long technic axle into the bottom of the barrel, grab tightly to the barrel, and slam it into a table so the axle pushes up and pops out the top hat. Of course, that could also snap the axle...

You could always butter it up. :grin:

~Peace

I was going to make the butter suggestion, poured in the hole... :tongue:

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I think the best solution here is to buy another top hat. I mean give up already. :hmpf_bad: Top hat's are 10 cents usd on Bricklink. It's not a rare part. Buy 10 top hats or 50, so that next time you decide to force your Lego together, you'll have backups. :tongue:

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It reminds me of those unnatural way of building LEGO parts together. If you can't get it out, get a new piece. It's not an expensive part. Just an useful reminder, before you try to attempt to do something extraordinary, do prepare spare parts. You will never know when you need it.

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I think the best solution here is to buy another top hat. I mean give up already. :hmpf_bad: Top hat's are 10 cents usd on Bricklink. It's not a rare part. Buy 10 top hats or 50, so that next time you decide to force your Lego together, you'll have backups. :tongue:

Typically female thinking.

Please stop making this problem simple.

- We're working hard to act like men here, showing our muscles and all.

Buying a cheap replacement piece is not very manly, is it?

:laugh::laugh:

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The technic axle suggestion seems like the best option to me, otherwise you could just buy new ones.

And:

Looks like it's made from (...) and something like this.

(...)

Don't think it really is a tophat piece, but a sort of rubber band.

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I think.. you can try everything that have been said : put the barrel in hot water a few second, butter it :tongue: , then push with a technic axle ! if that doesn't work, I have no Idea how to get it back :/

Posted (edited)
I think this problem is being slightly fabricated. I re-enacted the "emergency" in my home and it was a very simple procedure.

Yes, Hinckley may be right, after trying myself I must agree. If he cant its because his pieces are damaged or because he pushed the hat too deep and forced the barrel, or as you say...

Edited by zorro3999
  • 2 weeks later...
Posted
I think this problem is being slightly fabricated. I re-enacted the "emergency" in my home and it was a very simple procedure.

How far in did you lodge it?

/Users/lucas/Desktop/Photo 2.jpg

That far in or less?

Anyway, thanks for the suggestions, I think I'm gonna combine the whole hammer, plier and hot water thing. :classic:

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Typically female thinking.

Please stop making this problem simple.

- We're working hard to act like men here, showing our muscles and all.

Buying a cheap replacement piece is not very manly, is it?

:laugh::laugh:

LOL!

Ripping these two pieces apart is much more exciting. :grin:

...

Anyway, thanks for the suggestions, I think I'm gonna combine the whole hammer, plier and hot water thing. :classic:

Ahhh! The suspense is killing me. :cry_sad:

I hope everything turns out ok. :cry_happy:

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