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- 22/12/2013 at 5:10 pm #4615
GNapier2011
MemberI’ve been having a look inside bobbins cb case and it appears to be coated already.
Looks almost like fibreglass and is very yellowed and cracked.
It’s missing in some places and is falling off where it is still attatched.
Looks almost like it could’ve been there from new?
What’s the best thing to do about this? I have been thinking maybe its time to remove the packing inside the case and renew it (on the cb itself?) but would like to avoid messing around with it too much.
Thanks,
George
22/12/2013 at 9:22 pm #11698Dave Bevan
MemberIs Bobbin a woodie?
23/12/2013 at 8:24 am #11699GNapier2011
MemberYes, she’s a moores woody
27/12/2013 at 11:34 am #11700Andrew Morrice
MemberHi
sounds like epoxy in there
I got good advice on this on this thread http://wayfarer.org.uk/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=1328
making up the battens to stick your sandpaper to is easily done if you have access to a planer-thicknesser: not sure what I would have done otherwise. They need to be about 3 ft long and make sure you use very robust high-quality paper to stick to them. I had 2 of slightly increasing thicknesses using quite coarse paper on each face, then to finish I stick a fine paper over the last batten (to make is slightly thicker again). It is a matter of measurement and judgement how thick to make these but you want your increments to be very little, otherwise its bl*&dy hard work. the rollers mentioned by colin work well to reapply epoxy.
good luck with it. I found it did wonders for my upper body fitness!
Boris W6330.
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