COBI Block Separator - a practical tool for separating pieces, making it easier to build and dismantle models.

The COBI Brick Separator is a tool designed to make working with bricks easier, especially when separating tightly connected elements in models. It is a device for both those building complex models and those who want to use pieces from previously assembled sets for new projects. The separator helps to separate blocks easily and safely, minimising the risk of damage. Thanks to its design, it allows pieces to be pulled out of harder-to-reach areas, such as tubes or other narrow spaces, without the need for forceful pulling.

The numbered boxes (from 1 to 16) built into the top of the separator act as a tape measure, allowing you to quickly measure the length of the blocks, which is particularly useful when working with larger structures.

The main advantages of the block separator are:

• Using the separator, you can easily undermine blocks that are firmly grafted together. The tapered tip at the top of the separator will be useful for levering the blocks.
• Separating pieces adjacent to the bottom surface of other blocks. The block separator is the ideal tool for removing and freeing such tiles. Simply insert the two catches on the front of the separator under the block and, holding the handle of our tool, lift it upwards.
• The thin tip of the separator allows you to remove rods stuck in, for example, tubes and blocks. Simply push it into the hole and our rod will come out of the other side by itself.
• Separating blocks where the tabs are visible from above. Simply place the front (bottom) part of the separator on the two protruding tabs of the block and press the back part of the separator. The block should be free in a moment!

The COBI block separator is a practical tool that makes the process of building and disassembling models simpler, faster and more comfortable.

Warning: not suitable for children under 36 months. Contains small parts which may cause choking hazard if swallowed. We recommend keeping the packaging for reference. Colours and styles may vary.