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Thread: Damn you, tiny little spring

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    RODALCO Newbie
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    Collect some old VCR's from the inorganic rubbish. these contain many very useable parts including springs etc.
    I'm still looking for a 1.5 mmŲ circlip for a cassette tapedeck, no luck with the old VCR's yet.
    There are more ways to get to Rome.

    Electricity, Electric clocks, Meters and Trains are great.

    Please don't sent me private messages, I will not answer them.
    The questions asked can be discussed in the open forums.

    http://www.youtube.com/user/RODALCO2007 some interesting electrical stuff to watch.


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    zevon8 Newbie
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    If you haven't worked it out, check for screws hiding under decals.

    On the topic of springs...I have bought assortments from places that supply the repair industry, and online part dealers. MCM sells one, I bet somebody similar near you does too.

    Instant 10 years of scrapping collection: LOL

    http://www.mcminone.com/product.asp?...5Fid=32%2D3855

    Most often they do E clip and C clip collections too:

    http://www.mcminone.com/product.asp?...5Fid=32%2D3380

    When I used to do consumer electronics repair, the ones I really hated were the little Japanese stainless steel "no groove" clips that were absolute pigs to remove sometimes without launching them into the fifth dimension. I had some pretty creative ways of removing them , but some would still twist and make that sickening "ting" sound as they departed this realm. ( somewhere Nigel is laughing as he reads this, as I'm sure he's done the same )
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