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I do my best thinking when asleep ..lol and last night went to bed mulling over how to attach plug leads to rubber parts
This morning i had an idea.
The cloth plug lead i had for some other project a while ago is hollow so i managed to get a .4mm piece of piano wire in to it and the smallest touch of super glue. The piano wire will push into a hole in the rubber, i have some .3mm drills that do the job
12 plug leads, 6 different lengths
0.4mm piano wire inserted in the end with a minute dab of super glue
This is the front of one of the magneto's and its rubber like the plug leads
And these are the plug caps. I have decided to use the caps. They are not quite correct fore the year but look better than anything i can scratch i think
And here is the result, not easy drilling a 0.3mm hole up a bit of narrow bendy rubber but it can be done . those of you who downloaded the tables i posted the other day will know that 0.3 mm is 0.011" or 11 thousands of an inch
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