aaron
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 Posted: 03/09/2009 at 10:05 AM Post subject: new toggle switch? |
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....but not the right angle one.
I have a strange issue where the wood around the toggle switch broke and now the toggle switch just "floats". (Actually, I've been securing it with blue painter's tape....)
I'm pretty sure I could remedy this by putting in a standard, les paul-like toggle switch (one who's connection doesn't happen at an angle but, instead, directly behind it).
Anyone have a good reason why this shouldn't be done?
I do realize that it would no longer be a "stock" TB....but I think that issue might already have been taken care of when the wood broke.
So, yeah......any input?
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pman
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| Posted: 03/09/2009 at 11:23 AM Post subject: RE:new toggle switch? |
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I do not know the extent of the damage to the wood around the toggle switch but if it is not to bad you could get a metal washer that would fit into the inset area around the toggle.It would let you keep the original toggle.
Using a metal washer on each side of the wood would make it stronger then the original design.
Peace,
Pete
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aaron
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| Posted: 03/09/2009 at 11:33 AM Post subject: RE:new toggle switch? |
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huh. not a bad idea. thanks, pman.
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