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Opening an EPSA supercompressor case--friction ball ok?
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Wuza72
·Just try it, nothing can go wrong, except that the back cover cannot be moved a millimeter.
I never use the side with the air intake, but I guess that's just a quirky habit 👍
Hooray for the explorers and discoverers among us !!!
I never use the side with the air intake, but I guess that's just a quirky habit 👍
Hooray for the explorers and discoverers among us !!!
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janice&fred
·Just try it, nothing can go wrong, except that the back cover cannot be moved a millimeter.
Yep that's my first thought when I read the thread title. Hopefully that compressor case back isn't too stubborn.
Edit: Oh by the way Dr. that is a very very cool watch. Love that name!
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ZIELSZIEK
·@Dr.Sascha Did you manage to get it open?
Because if you didn't I have used hot glue on this style of caseback and it worked great. You just pour it on the back, wait for it to dry and it creates a very good grip. Removing it takes only a bit of heat and it will just peel off.
And yes, I know it sounds MacGyverish but it works.
Because if you didn't I have used hot glue on this style of caseback and it worked great. You just pour it on the back, wait for it to dry and it creates a very good grip. Removing it takes only a bit of heat and it will just peel off.
And yes, I know it sounds MacGyverish but it works.
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