Hi all! I recently came across a Magnatone console steel with one leg insert somehow permanently threaded into its socket by the previous owner. It took a machine shop to finally get the duo apart, but - as I reasonably suspected before I even got to the shop - the threads on both the socket and the insert are perma-kaput.
I'm now hoping to find the most cost-effective route to getting my steel back on three legs. (The machine shop wasn't interested in helping me fab new ones.)
Here are the parts I now need to replace, just as they came back from the arbor press or whatever brute-forcing they experienced prior to their separation.
Thanks in advance all!
Replacing a shot leg socket and leg insert
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If you don't mind a mismatched set, 2 vintage, 1 modern, there's leg sockets like https://www.sillmusicsupply.com/Allumin ... _p_23.html
(but you have to buy at least 3...)
(but you have to buy at least 3...)
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Yeah, and unfortunately that would also seemingly (and expensively) mean all new legs too, unless I could also fabricate a new threaded insert to go into the original leg.Gene Tani wrote:If you don't mind a mismatched set, 2 vintage, 1 modern, there's leg sockets like https://www.sillmusicsupply.com/Allumin ... _p_23.html
(but you have to buy at least 3...)
I'll probably need another option. Thanks for pointing this one out though!