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In the end I got a balance from a donor movement. Fitting the collet back on is not that difficult. If you are not confident, get an old scrap balance and practice on removing and refitting the collet. -
As it's so close to the 25.6 stated you should be able to run a fairly smooth sanding drum around it.
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Thank you @RichardHarris123, @AndyGSi for your ideas. You’re right, sorry for confusion That’s a good point, I forgot mention that the internal hole has three different diameters: 27.5, 25.7 (middle ridge that I’m trying to cut) and 26.1 It doesn’t go through the hole because of 25.7. I think I can align and fix with clamps once the ridge is removed 25.7 -
From your annotated image, I was able to locate it, but I hadn't been able to ascertain the bend. My unsophisticated eye wasn't looking for a slight twist, which I think I see now. I'll go back and read the referenced posts as well, since they will likely help me understand in greater detail. Maybe I'm making things better? -
By nevenbekriev · Posted
I would not take the spring off, but this is because I am lazy. But may be it will be easier for You to take it off. It is important to be able to locate the bent place. It is well seen now, but when the spring gets better, locating the place may get harder. So, it is 7th coil from the beginning and direction is about 80 degr against the stud (there is picture so no need to remember)
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