Re: Cable issues
Joe Zeglinski
Hi,
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I don't know if this would help, but maybe it is time for AP to look at using "rounded (parabaloid shaped) knobs, with finger hold impressions - sort of like some of the fancy faucet knobs. I think cable snags might happen less often since the rounded face would let the cable slip off instead of snagging under a squared off edge. Along that thinking, you could try finding a suitable paraboloidal knob "cover" to fit or press over the existing knob, acting as a cable deflection shield, to do the same thing, until a new one is designed. I got this idea when thinking about those "plastic caps" that are used to cover the two bolt heads sticking up off the floor around the toilet. They are conical and clip on and off, should you need to get a wrench to tighten the floor attachment bolts. Short term, a machinist could design a replacement knob and chisel stem (like the AP one) for you, along these lines. Joe
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From: "Dean Salman" <cluster@...> To: <ap-gto@...> Sent: Tuesday, February 12, 2008 9:35 AM Subject: [ap-gto] Cable issues Well, the DEC cable did it again and got caught under the locking knob
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