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 | | I wrapped the endpin with the tape, stretching it each turn around, for snugness, and keeping each round exactly on top of the prior one, so I'd have a single 3/4" built-up area, which would be completely covered by the furniture-tip. |
 | | If your endpin is pointed enough to let it stick through the middle of the finishing washer, you might need to insert the washer, then insert a dime on top of it, before sticking it onto the endpin. |
 | | I removed the endpin assembly and tried knocking out one of the pins, but didn't have a small-enough drift-punch (or enough patience) so I cut it off flush with a Dremel, slipped the endpin out of it's collar and reversed it. |
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