sweet,i will bung in the template i used to mark out the holes for drilling,i used a 30mm flat blade wood bit or you can go free hand with the router.
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sweet,i will bung in the template i used to mark out the holes for drilling,i used a 30mm flat blade wood bit or you can go free hand with the router.
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300mm ?? thats big
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Brilliantsweet,i will bung in the template i used to mark out the wholes for drilling,i used a 30mm flat blade wood bit or you can go free hand with the router.
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Can you remember what size Knurled Thumb Nuts were used to hang the suspension springs in the turrets? A mate just purchased an old goldie and the suspension collapsed while adjusting. Much to my shock that pig iron chassis was held up on 3 nylon nuts. I nicked one from an old Alphason Solo in bits and they were brass. Fixed my mates suspension. I assumed they were M3 but they must be imperial. Bolt measures 2.66 to 2.7mm (M3 = 2.88mm) now my Solo is up the creek on 2 legs... Tried an old imperial nut but it was sticky and chewed into thread. Also tried a UTC 5 which was a bit baggy. Proper sticky situation.I used to work for Alphason and watched HR100s being assembled. They adjusted the bearings by attaching a magnet to the headshell with blutack. Then another magnet was used to push the first magnet and the bearings were adjusted so that the magnetic repulsion at a specific distance was just enough to cause the arm to move. Then the bearings were locked in place.
After all this time I'm not sure you could guarantee that the bearings don't need readjusting, but if there's no play in them when you move the arm they're probably fine.
BTW, at shows Mike Knowles (who used to own the company) would have an HR100 on display and offer a free arm to anyone who could bend the display unit. No free arms were ever won
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