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eartigas wrote:Yes, the setscrew is a you describe and goes through the larger tube as intended.

I looked at the drawing for the parts and in it the inner tube has just a short cut for the blade, is it my imagination?
See part 36 in the attached drawing. The slit in my inner tube is much longer and probably weakens the part.
I just looked at the original picture. The slit is too long, the inner tube should be solid adjacent to where the set screw makes contact. It is no wonder it squeezes the tube onto the blade with little pressure applied.
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Different screen. No paperclip

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Dusty:

thanks for the help and the snapshop. I now see in your screenshot the paperclip but you will see that mine does not have it.

I'll have to review the settings or could it be the browser?

See attached screenshot.
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Inner tube in the jigsaw

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Yes, that's what I thought somehow the slit was made too long (the part looks original) and worked for a while but after repeated adjustment it gave.

Since the part is no longer available I am planning to make one out of stainless steel tube. I am not sure what is the original made of but SSteel should be a suitable replacement.
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eartigas wrote:Dusty:

thanks for the help and the snapshop. I now see in your screenshot the paperclip but you will see that mine does not have it.

I'll have to review the settings or could it be the browser?

See attached screenshot.
\I don't know how to help. I have seen that screen shot before but I don't recall where.

Which Browser are you using?
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Eartigas, "Attachments" on your menu bar is the same as the "Paperclip" icon on the one Dusty posted, yours is just set to display text instead of icons, every thing else should work the same.:)
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eartigas wrote:Yes, that's what I thought somehow the slit was made too long (the part looks original) and worked for a while but after repeated adjustment it gave.

Since the part is no longer available I am planning to make one out of stainless steel tube. I am not sure what is the original made of but SSteel should be a suitable replacement.
Mine appears to be made from steel tubing (as it is very magnetic).
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rpd wrote:Eartigas, "Attachments" on your menu bar is the same as the "Paperclip" icon on the one Dusty posted, yours is just set to display text instead of icons, every thing else should work the same.:)

I shall try! Stay tuned. Test follows:

[ATTACH]20356[/ATTACH] to click there.


Eureka. Attachments is a drop down menu for me and after I upload it appears there as an option in the dropdown. THANKS!
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eartigas wrote:Dusty:

thanks for the help and the snapshop. I now see in your screenshot the paperclip but you will see that mine does not have it.

I'll have to review the settings or could it be the browser?

See attached screenshot.
Chrome does not show the paperclip
IE does
FireFox does
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eartigas wrote:I shall try! Stay tuned. Test follows:

[ATTACH]20356[/ATTACH] to click there.


Eureka. Attachments is a drop down menu for me and after I upload it appears there as an option in the dropdown. THANKS!
Ed
The Paperclip is an icon for - guess what: Attachments. I guess I MIGHT have known that but it did not register with me at all when I saw your screenshot.

I am glad to hear that you now have this capability available to use.
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Paperclip mistery

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Thanks to all that assisted me. This is one of the many examples of forum collaboration I have received and headaches computers have given me.
As somebody pointed out I am using Chrome as the browser and it presents things differently.

Now I can go wild with this!

[ATTACH]20357[/ATTACH]

No, I promise no nonsense after this one

Thanks again

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