Re: Major Havoc Roller Controller (Shafts)

Well, I checked mine, and it has 2 installed. Could there have
been multiple revisions? Or would someone have had to drill a
hole and mount the second one? FWIW, it looks original to me
(at least it does after you look past all of the glue lines
from my piecing the thing back together :) I'm at work now, so
I'll take the camera home with me and get some pics tonight.

Jon

At 03:10 PM 7/9/99 -0600, you wrote:
>There is only one installed. Using both makes things a little
>too tight and roller efficiency is compromised ;-) The angle of
>the control panel keeps it bottomed on the stud.
> The 'stud' is aluminum and projects about 3/16's of an inch.
>It has a diameter of about 3/16 of an inch on the head whilst
>the shaft of the 'stud' is about 1/8"
>
>Jon Raiford wrote:
>>
>> I was pretty sure there were 2 of these (one for each end)..
>> Now I'll have to go down and check.. I would take a picture
>> for you, but I left my camera at work. BTW, my roller was
>> cracking all to hell when I got it and I had to break the
>> corner pieces off the case and glue them back on. Is this
>> typical? Or was some numb-nuts just trying to screw it on
>> too tight? Also, I'll go for 3 sets of rollers if/when
>> they are done. (TomW or Callan: any word on repro-ing the
>> cpo's? I could use 3 of them as well) FWIW, I still plan
>> on repro-ing the side art, but I haven't been able to get
>> near a machine that has it for scanning.. Any ideas on the
>> best way to scan it? I originally thought a digital camera
>> would work with a lot of editing, but now I'm thinking a
>> hand scanner might work better.. My flatbed scanner has
>> raised edges so it would be impossible to get a focused
>> image :(
>>
>> Jon
>>
>> At 03:09 PM 7/9/99 -0500, you wrote:
>> >Description "178116-005 #6 x .31" drive stud".
>> >IF the panel slopes and IF the stud goes in the side
>> >nearest the player my guess would be that gravity holds
>> >the roller against the stud and the stud just keeps
>> >the roller from scraping against the housing.
>> >
>> >In the drawing the stud appears to be slotted, like a
>> >board standoff. My guess is it IS a plastic standoff.
>> >#6 would be the hole size it fits in to and .31" is probably
>> >length, but length of WHAT I don't know.
>
>
Received on Sun Jul 11 09:54:51 1999