Wind a wire hook onto the machine's hook. Ideally, it will slip off the base hook and be reuseable. I had one for my yellow winder.
--- In Indoor_Construction_at_yahoogroups.com, "mkirda@..." <mkirda@...> wrote:
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> I'm still using rubber o-rings, but have made up some sliced rings from A2Z's pack. I was going to use them on a motor for my A6 when I realized I couldn't fit them onto my winder hook! I'll have to figure out something before next week if I decide to try them out again. Maybe a short spring that will friction-fit onto the hook, with a smaller hook attached?
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> I got some 1/8" heat shrink tubing to test out on the PP, but ended up not needing it - I had increased the distance between motor stick and motor and I found I wasn't having issues with the motor bunching up anymore.
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> Regards.
> Mike Kirda
>
> --- In Indoor_Construction_at_yahoogroups.com, Warthodson@ wrote:
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> > Not long ago, several people mentioned that they thought sleeves made from plastic straws cut their motors & that they use heat shrink tubing. I am interested in knowing why heat shrink tubing would not do the same think & do you actually shrink the tubing or just use it as is? Also, on a related subject, I use hard plastic tubing to cut o-rings out of. I read a long time ago that the sharp edge on this type of o-ring does NOT cut the rubber. Is this still the current thinking? If not, what are you using for o-rings?
> > Gary
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