D-type clock hands remover with a fixed 7mm jaw gap — a proper lever-action puller for lifting hands off a clock arbor without bending or marking them.
⭐ At a glance
📏 Jaw gap: 7mm
✅ Fits: most standard clock hand hubs within the jaw span
✔️ Condition: new, stainless steel construction
📦 Included: 1 x D-type hand remover tool
🔧 What it does & how to use
This tool gives you a safe, controlled way to lift minute and hour hands off a clock movement without twisting the arbor or marking the dial — essential for clock repairers, restorers and hobbyists who need to service a movement or replace worn hands.
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Position: slide the two jaws under the hand you want to remove, either side of the arbor, so they sit flat against the dial.
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Check clearance: make sure the jaw gap (7mm) sits comfortably around the hub without forcing it, so the dial isn't scratched.
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Squeeze & lever: gently squeeze the handles together — this brings the jaws up evenly under the hand.
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Lift: apply steady, even pressure to lever the hand straight up and off the arbor, keeping the tool level to avoid bending the hand or the arbor pivot.
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Repeat: use the same method for the second hand, working carefully so both come away square.
⚠️ Please check the 7mm jaw gap suits the hub size of the hands you're removing — very small or oversized hubs may not seat correctly in the jaws.
