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By ColChibani · Posted
Could a "blue ball" have done the trick? Maybe you could use one to close the case, without risk of damage. -
I hear circus music with this photo! What beautiful composition though. -
By RichardHarris123 · Posted
Sorry for some reason, I've just seen your post. Hello and welcome from Leeds, England. -
It's Cousins items that I showed above. Edit Yes there's nothing stopping you from trying the circuit board first. -
Not that I realized, because I have not done this before. Maybe there's a small bevel at the back edge of the slot that would fit a 0.6mm driver when the stone is pushed all the way back. I didn't think of this. The slot does grip the stone very tightly, it is difficult to get any motion from it except when holding tweezers parallel to the slot and pivoting the stone vertically. One thing that makes these Elgin forks difficult is that they do not lay flat on a bench block with the arbor seated in a hole. They have 2 "layers" so I'll have to find something to support the crossbar if I pushed with a driver blade. Need more practice...
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