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Recently received a Combustion 5 but, alas, no truss rod wrench. I'm not a patient man but I did manage to find a cast-off 9/64" hex key. Rummaged thru my wife's art studio and...viola!
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The handle is actually a hardwood ink stamper which has seen better days. Drilled a pilot and hammered the short arm into position. Works like a charm.
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Well done Riis!
There's a transition recently to 5/32" (4 mm). You can tell the difference by the size of the access slot. The 4 mm is larger.
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[quote="Sheldon Dingwall":75q5n5g7]Well done Riis!
There's a transition recently to 5/32" (4 mm). You can tell the difference by the size of the access slot. The 4 mm is larger.[/quote:75q5n5g7]
Hey...I can do 4 mm with only minimal re-tooling. OTOH, Susan will beat me senseless if she finds me pilfering any more goods from her stock.
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The transition was during 2015. Spread out over a couple of runs so there isn't a clear cut serial number.
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