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Quoted from mmr61184:Does anybody know how to make or where to find one of these
http://www.nikonusa.com/en/Nikon-Products/Product/Lens-CloseUp/SW-C1-Flexible-Arm-Clip.html
Dig around Google for things like this.
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Quoted from wayner:Interested to know whether anyone has used these screw & nut starters & whether they are worthwhile pls?
I had a screw starter like that. Worked good. Didn't last real long.
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Quoted from mof:what him say? remove roll pin from plunger? need a pic...
Red arrows point to roll pin. Lots of plungers besides flippers, have them in a pinball machine.
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Quoted from johninc:I don't get it, how does that tool work on this?
Buy another pin and you'll find out.
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Quoted from PghPinballRescue:What are you using for the tubing to be cut?
Making my own post sleeves.
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Not home made. Just thought it might help.
I use the neoprene sliders on the levelers of my pinball legs to protect my floor. And sometimes they snap on and stay. And sometimes they don't.
On the ones that don't like to stay put. Which is a real pain to crawl under a pin and lift up and put it back. I tried hot glue, silicone, epoxy, pro super glue, gorilla glue, everything I could think of. Nothing worked.
Then I ran into stuff people use on valuables on shelves in areas prone to earthquakes. Goes by many variations of quake putty. I found this at Home Depot. Kind of soft and pliable. I make a small flat round piece of it and stick it on the slider. Push into place. Works 99% of the time. Better than anything else I tried. And it stays sticky and tacky forever.
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quake (resized).JPGQuoted from JRC6000:I'm curious what people use to clean the female side of jones plugs on EM machines?
Half water and half CLR and a .17 caliber brass gun barrel brush.
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