My 10ER aka Jane Doe

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Re: My 10ER aka Jane Doe

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Tylerh wrote:Ohhh thanks clearing that up um.. RedJamesJPG? I'll just stick to JPG ;)
We know nothing much about that dude, he gives a lot here but tells next to nothing about himself. I got a bit via PMs. Not as much as I would like to for all his knowledge and kwerks.
I never heard till now that the J was for James, and Red is a new one.
I thought John Paul Getty!!!OMG Red, never heard that b4, maybe has some Irish in him???? Ya I think we did that in a PM. Me being half Irish.
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Re: My 10ER aka Jane Doe

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ERLover wrote:
Tylerh wrote:Ohhh thanks clearing that up um.. RedJamesJPG? I'll just stick to JPG ;)
We know nothing much about that dude, he gives a lot here but tells next to nothing about himself. I got a bit via PMs. Not as much as I would like to for all his knowledge and kwerks.
I never heard till now that the J was for James, and Red is a new one.
I thought John Paul Getty!!!OMG Red, never heard that b4, maybe has some Irish in him???? Ya I think we did that in a PM. Me being half Irish.
Strange bunch of family here, some Dysfunctional :eek:
Guess you never read JPG's signature line, huh? ;)
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Re: My 10ER aka Jane Doe

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I've gotta question about my missing name plate issue. I have one saved on my eBay that's been on there for quite a while now. Listed at $9.99+$3.95 shipping. The only thing is the holes the pins go through are a little rough.. Is there any suggestions on how to possibly make it look a little better? Maybe even removing the pins and tapping for screws to cover the mangled holes a little bit? I feel like the only other way to get a name plate is to buy a headstock and I really don't need one.
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Re: My 10ER aka Jane Doe

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Tylerh wrote:I've gotta question about my missing name plate issue. I have one saved on my eBay that's been on there for quite a while now. Listed at $9.99+$3.95 shipping. The only thing is the holes the pins go through are a little rough.. Is there any suggestions on how to possibly make it look a little better? Maybe even removing the pins and tapping for screws to cover the mangled holes a little bit? I feel like the only other way to get a name plate is to buy a headstock and I really don't need one.
I would use an appropriately sized washer under the head of which ever fastener you choose to use.

Also Fastenall carries the original drive screws Magna used. I will post the part number when I go out to the shop later.

The part is a #6 X 5/16 U-Drive Screw. The Fastenall part number is 32210.
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Re: My 10ER aka Jane Doe

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Using a washer was my thought as well. The headstock actually still has the drive screws in it. I think they we just pulled out a little bit, then the metal plate that housed the switch had a stepped hole, you put it on the drive screws then twist it and it looks in. Like hanging a picture frame up.
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