Only I owns ze replicator.bwaaa ha ha ha ha.....
Lucky sob you could sell them for $50 and put me to the curbOnly I owns ze replicator.bwaaa ha ha ha ha.....
I thought you had one stashed
When you do let me no we can both retire earlyhopefully, i'll get it working before the next Woodvil run
Only I owns ze replicator.bwaaa ha ha ha ha.....
Different machine.Nah! I'm pretty sure DoogieTony has one of those too.
Only I owns ze replicator.bwaaa ha ha ha ha.....
Rob could never keep up without help . It would be great if I could build all the mods myself but that is impossible unless you guys buy me that replicator . I do talk to myselves from time to time[/QUOT
Oh boy, you're a whack job! No wonder I like you!
,,um...do you get responses from them others? I do....
Put a magnet on it and pull it out? Depending on how hard its in there, you can also try a piece of steel to pull it out.
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Thanks for the suggestion!
But I looked and the only other piece of magnet I got at home is those on the fridge door...doesn't work. Can't fine steel anywhere neither...
What about the fridge door...
Sorry, hope that's ok to post here...
One of the magnets of the door on my Reo just somehow popped out and stick to the battery. In a hurry to want to make sure I don't lose it I put that in without realizing there's a positive and negative side...of course I put it in reverse (didn't glue down) and now no matter what I do it won't pop out again and I can't fix it...I know it's just for security but now one side of the door try to stick and the other is not sticking...just feel weird...sigh...
Anyone has any suggestion as to how to take it out so I can put it it back correctly?
Thanks!
I had the same issue when I re-glued mine. I re-installed mine backwards and no way in hell mine was going to come out of the body. I tapped the door against a hard rubber hockey puck and both magnets fell out, I stuck them to the corresponding magnets and reglued them accordingly. Polarity matters! I wouldn't tap the body the same way unless you remove the delrin block, I could see the threads in the center (delrin) screw distorting to the point of stripping. Remember aluminum 4-40 threads are very fragile.