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31-12-14, 21:43

Keith Webb Keith Webb is offline

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Quite right Tony. I think I have a (sort of) answer as I have a few of the 1940 style resistor/cutout parts I can dismantle to salvage the black hard rubber bases to cut to make new ones using original metal parts. Only thing is they are slightly thicker than the originals.

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