Re: Studio Display Monitor Broken Hinge

Mon, 05 Mar 2012 08:55:53 -0800


     JB Weld epoxy, if you can drill some tiny holes around the crack so that it can seep into the holes along the crack it should hold? I usually drill a couple lines of holes spaced out and staggered and I also drill the holes at different angles too. I can't see what you have so I can't tell you exactly how to drill the holes??? Then when it is hardened up for a couple days you can sand it and paint it to match the color of it!


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From: glen
Sent: Mar 5, 2012 12:00 AM
To: "[email protected]"
Subject: Studio Display Monitor Broken Hinge

This little Apple Studio Display M2454 monitor has seen light use and has a lot of life left. It has been attached to my Mac G4's for testing purposes. In a really dumb move I broke the acrylic stand connection to the monitor. I tried to super glue it together but as you may guess that did not work.
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It looks easy to replace the broken part but any ideas where to get one. And what is it called. If I were to post a WTB to the LEM Swap List I would not know what to ask for. Perhaps there is a third party parts dealer that won't charge more for the part than the monitor is worth. Any ideas? Thanks, --glen

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