TOPIC: Warranty and slight hilt modifications

Warranty and slight hilt modifications 4 days 30 minutes ago #41865

=Ottomatix= Offline Platinum Member "The fear of loss is a Path to the Darkside, Train yourself to Let Go of everything you Fear to Lose" Posts: 494 Thank you received: 87	Alright, that's what I was getting at. Truly a dilemma you have there. Ugh .!.!.!
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Warranty and slight hilt modifications 4 days 20 minutes ago #41866

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Zeddicuus wrote:

http://store.steampowered.com/sub/94153/

Shows the few different ones they have. The first two can easily be used in place of a covertec. I used the first one myself.

Here's how mine looks with that d-ring on it. Warranty is still good doing it this way.

And it looks good, too. Thanks for sharing. Edit: And if you wanted to, it would be easy enough to reattach the covertec, right?

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Warranty and slight hilt modifications 3 days 11 hours ago #41956

Zeddicuus Offline Elite Member Posts: 180 Thank you received: 20	Definitely! You just need the proper allen wrench to remove the small bolt, swap it out and reattach. So long as you don't lose it, it is pretty small and I misplaced mine a couple of times.
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Warranty and slight hilt modifications 3 days 6 hours ago #41987

For Tyeth Offline Platinum Member Posts: 806 Thank you received: 209	Hi all, I have a few plastic modelling tips that might help, first have a small tray or saucer with a rim to place small pieces or retention screws ect into. Or use a piece of double sided tape on your workspace to hold the pieces on the table, both prevents them rolling away! Hope that helps, For Tyeth
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Warranty and slight hilt modifications 3 days 5 hours ago #41989

Salacious B Crumb Online Senior Member Posts: 51 Thank you received: 11	I have a bunch of little metal trays and bowls that are magnetic and extremely helpful for just such an occasion when there's lots of little ferrous bits like set screws. They're a couple bucks at any hardware store, last forever, and infinitely useful for assembly and disassembly.
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Warranty and slight hilt modifications 3 days 3 hours ago #42013

Borommakot Online Platinum Member May the force be with us. Posts: 457 Thank you received: 95	Great tips, guys!
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