Garret Raziel wrote: > By the way, I have lost one of that four rubber "buttons" on the bottom part > of NN (those buttons on which NN stands).
Maybe you can just use a drop of silicone. The kind they sell at hardware shops, for sealing sinks and such. Once it cures (takes about a day), it will be a little softer than the original foot but may work sufficiently well. If you want a stronger material, you could try polyurethane. It's also used as a sealant (you may find it right next to the silicone) but it's a bit more expensive. Before applying the solicone or polyurethane, you should clean the area where you'll attach it to the Ben thoroughly with alcohol, to remove grease and other dirt. I've seen silicone sold in tubes of 25 g (and larger) and silicone and polyurethane sold in cartridges of 300 ml (and larger). For the latter, you need a "pistol" to queeze the material out. They'll also have that at the hardware store and it's cheaper than the sealant itself. Silicone is a quite versatile material and you may discover more uses for it. If you want to shape its surface with a finger, you should wet the finger with isopropylic alcohol (yet another item your hardware store should have), to prevent it from sticking. For polyurethane, you'd use a household cleaner for the same purpose, but you'll have to try which ones work best - some can leave discolorations. - Werner _______________________________________________ Qi Hardware Discussion List Mail to list (members only): [email protected] Subscribe or Unsubscribe: http://lists.en.qi-hardware.com/mailman/listinfo/discussion
