40mm~Rook

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Replacing the worn-out rook pawn for your chess game requires some deliberation and attention to detail. First, take a moment to appreciate the original piece's craftsmanship. Assuming it still fits snugly on its square, carefully pry out the old piece with your fingers or the blunt side of a screwdriver without scratching any surrounding boards. Clean the empty space where the rook used to sit before putting in the new one. Now take a closer look at the replacement rook, ensuring its condition meets your expectations before proceeding. Gently grasp it by its edges or feet – avoid touching oily or dirty surfaces – then insert it smoothly into position, applying slight pressure if necessary for stability purposes. To prevent any unwanted slipping around once you start playing chess, make sure everything feels securely locked into place afterwards; do this with either a flat hand or something softer to prevent any possible damage while maintaining order within the game.