Scrappy vintage portable case & extension table
03-03-2016, 06:57 AM
#24
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Originally Posted by soman2
Hello all,
The 201-2 rebuild has been completed
and I needed a case to house it in. <<snipped>>
Since this was my first attempt at rewiring, I found a good tutorial and was able to complete the rewiring, cleaning of the armature, fabricated a missing fiber washer, made new lube wicks,<<snipped>>
The 201-2 rebuild has been completed
and I needed a case to house it in. <<snipped>>Since this was my first attempt at rewiring, I found a good tutorial and was able to complete the rewiring, cleaning of the armature, fabricated a missing fiber washer, made new lube wicks,<<snipped>>
Beautiful. Very clever to have a cut out for the slide plate. I also like the hand slots in the base.I remember the thread about the fiber washer. It is nice to know that it can be done. What did you use for the lube wicks??
Janey - Neat people never make the exciting discoveries I do.
03-03-2016, 09:29 AM
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Janey,
I was able to find the wick at McMaster-Carr in Atlanta. It's 3/16" round felt P/N8767K22 and minimum purchase is 5' @ $1.07 per ft. + shipping. PM me and I can add additional info.
Soman2
The other Rodney
I was able to find the wick at McMaster-Carr in Atlanta. It's 3/16" round felt P/N8767K22 and minimum purchase is 5' @ $1.07 per ft. + shipping. PM me and I can add additional info.
Soman2
The other Rodney
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