07-09-2012, 12:28 AM
Hi,
I placed a rubber O ring on the back of the vernier knob. It stayed in place, but you could have put a dot of super glueat about 4 points to hold it in place.
Now, it grips the metal dial ring and provides great fine tuning.
For the Cone Centric parts. You might want to loosen the lube the nut on the back of the ring. That way, they will slide easy when setting, and keep you from damaging the small slot at the top of the cone. Th[/i]e one I worked on, the cones would not come off with a screwdriver. They were frozen on over time. Gripping the cone, I loosened them, then they were east to tighten and loosen with a tool you make.
I placed a rubber O ring on the back of the vernier knob. It stayed in place, but you could have put a dot of super glueat about 4 points to hold it in place.
Now, it grips the metal dial ring and provides great fine tuning.
For the Cone Centric parts. You might want to loosen the lube the nut on the back of the ring. That way, they will slide easy when setting, and keep you from damaging the small slot at the top of the cone. Th[/i]e one I worked on, the cones would not come off with a screwdriver. They were frozen on over time. Gripping the cone, I loosened them, then they were east to tighten and loosen with a tool you make.
