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D.T.I fix - krv3000 - 04-03-2016
hi all not posted in a wile as I ant had any to do any way this D.T.I belongs to sum one john knows in all the D.T.I is in good order the mane problem was with the lenses as it had shrunk with age and was falling out the way I fix this problem is to put the lenses in hot water and place a heavy wat on top to flatten it out a bit but I gave the D.T.I the bob's touch to right pics
RE: D.T.I fix - EdK - 04-03-2016
As always,
Ed
RE: D.T.I fix - Highpower - 04-03-2016
RE: D.T.I fix - Mayhem - 04-03-2016
RE: D.T.I fix - DaveH - 04-04-2016
'The Bob's touch'
and very nice too.
DaveH
RE: D.T.I fix - Vinny - 04-04-2016
And no parts left over! Looks good Bob!
RE: D.T.I fix - krv3000 - 04-05-2016
lol never have parts left over all ways have bits missing
RE: D.T.I fix - Vinny - 06-28-2016
Ok Bob, I have questions!
1) what are you cleaning the parts in? Is that an ultrasonic cleaner? What's the liquid?
2) what do you use to clean the dial faces?
3) This indicator has no lens. When I cut a new one, will I need to make the edge on an angle so it fits into the groove?
4) do you use any oil on it?
I have more questions but I'll wait till I can actually put it together!
RE: D.T.I fix - hattrick300 - 06-29-2016
That is awesome! I would have lost alot of those parts being that they are so small!
RE: D.T.I fix - pepi - 06-29-2016
(04-03-2016, 04:24 PM)krv3000 Wrote: hi all not posted in a wile as I ant had any to do any way this D.T.I belongs to sum one john knows in all the D.T.I is in good order the mane problem was with the lenses as it had shrunk with age and was falling out the way I fix this problem is to put the lenses in hot water and place a heavy wat on top to flatten it out a bit but I gave the D.T.I the bob's touch to right pics
Good fix for the lens, had one did the same, but used E6000 for the fix.