Originally Posted by
operator
Before using hack methods to replace a headset, consider that the same service at a competent shop will run you about $30, with shop quality tools.
Before dropping $30 on something you could do yourself, consider whether the 'hack' methods actually have to hack anything at all.
Sure, it's nice to have the right tools for the job, but really. What's the difference here. It's perfectly doable without causing damage. The worst you'll do is scar a part of your headset you never see.
...Although removing a crown race from beefy forks is another story.