Mine just broke, and I'm on my last two ATX pins, sigh. I got mine with in a pin extractor kit for $15 on Amazon. I'm looking around to buy just an ATX extractor, but can't find anything under $20 just for the ATX extractor. I would think they were more common that this, but guess not. I'm also thinking of asking my seller for a replacement, I'll see how that goes. And I would use he staple method, but the damn staples always bend on me halfway in, so that's out of the question. Any other methods? I'm open to ideas.
Use a safety pin / staple / push pin / etc. That's the tool, I'm sure you'll figure out how to apply it.
Push pins hadn't crossed my mind. Managed to get one pin out using a push pin/the broken part of the ATX tool. One more to go. Thanks for that.
Is it one made from a brass tube? You can grind down a new set of pins if the tube is long enough. While we're at it...If you do have one of those and need a new tube, you should be able to get some from a hobby shop.
