6 Nov
2013
6 Nov
'13
10 a.m.
On 2013-11-06 07:15, Rik Bos wrote:
Would you happen to have a link for this precision tube ?
googling found me lots of companies (tube bending, manufacturing,
etc)... but I haven't located a product called that.
What glue did you use ?
What kind of tool(s) did you use to grind it to the right OD ?
Also, anyone know the right OD for this TU58 part ?
-- Curt
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Onderwerp: Re: TU58 capstan solutions anyone ?
Would the rollers from a tape deck work? You can buy new
replacements for
those in different sizes.
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Subject: TU58 capstan solutions anyone ?
Checked my VT103... one capstan is a train wreck... the other
doesn't
look to bad, but I bet that if it was attempted to be used it would
die
quick.
I've read about the use on different drives about tubing, etc to fix
capstans....
Anyone done a T58 here ? Can you let me know what materials I need
and
process to replace "goo precursor" with tubing/etc ?
I don't have a lathe, machine tools, etc available to me (beyond
files,
a dremel, etc).
Thanks,
-- Curt
I've made several new ones, if you use a product called precision
tube.
You can cut it the right length, after gluing it to the capstan,
place the capstand on a small motor which runs on a lab supply, you
can grind it to the right size.
At http://www.flickr.com/photos/hp-fix you can see the results of my
actions.
-Rik