> From: tony duell
> They would never take being straightened, the metal is partially
> fractured already.
Ah. OK. Well, a later poster mentioned a possible source of new feet - I had
assumed you wanted exactly identical ones, which may not be available, but if
all you want is functio
> > 2 of said feet got bent at right-angles (!)
>
> Hammer them straight, and clean up the threads with a die. Those outriggers
> are unobtainium, so I can't imagine the feet are much better.
They would never take being straightened, the metal is partially fractured
already.
I had assumed t
On 09/25/2015 04:48 PM, Noel Chiappa wrote:
> From: tony duell
> 2 of said feet got bent at right-angles (!)
Hammer them straight, and clean up the threads with a die. Those outriggers
are unobtainium, so I can't imagine the feet are much better.
Umm, actually, there is a large indu
> From: tony duell
> 2 of said feet got bent at right-angles (!)
Hammer them straight, and clean up the threads with a die. Those outriggers
are unobtainium, so I can't imagine the feet are much better.
> switch mechanisms for the PDP11/45 front panel. I have the toggles
> (thank
