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luky0711

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  1. Just send an email to the owner (toselli@online-schrauben.de). I'm sure you can work something out with her (tell her you don't need insurance - a simple letter will suffice). PS: The screw head is too big (3mm) but they told me they will get a matching (non-DIN) one within the next 2 weeks.

  2. Patience is the "KEY"

    Or you use something like this. I bought a used one for 45 EUR on ebay (new it's around 70 EUR - good investment - answers all your bench scale sanding needs) and the whole sanding took me about 15 minutes (btw: I used 2 taped pliers to hold the insert - sand a bit, turn clockwise, sand... just as you'd do it manually).

  3. Oh, sorry to hear that the case had a worn out thread...

    Don't worry. No problem at all. There's no business like rep business. I'm loving it :thumbsupsmileyanim:. I'm collecting oldtimer tractors so I'm used to tinker around :lol:. All I need are the right tools. I just ordered the watch repair set from one of the trusted dealers here.

  4. oh my...

    erm.... :|

    :) I didn't use a sledgehammer. A thread on the case (where the CG sits) was worn out (new watch btw!) and so I cut a new thread. When I then drilled a fitting hole on the CG I used a tiny little to much force and drilled all the way through (= no hold for the screw head anymore). I think I just need a smaller bench drill.

  5. Thanks for your answer Pete! I can't wait to get your EL case :Jumpy:. I hope I'll be able to swap the parts (movement, crystal, etc.) without accident. Not like yesterday when I tried to fix the worn out CG-thread on my new fiddy.... :black_eye: But I learned something new: Never use the tools you normally use for your tractor to repair/mod your watch :whistling:.

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