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Mending a broken switch stem
How about a tube over the break. Maybe the right sized electrical but
connector soldered on. "Ignoramus31471" wrote in message ... I have a particular rotary switch with an about 2mm thick stem. It is made of some sort of steel. The stem on it is broken. It is an 11 position switch, kinda hard to find although I have seen 11 position rotary switches (whose positions do not match the markings on the device). I would like to know if there is a simple way of mending that switch. Maybe silver brazing or using some sort of a drill and tap mini screw with loktite. Any thoughts on this? thanks i |
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