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21st September 2011, 04:02 AM
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Location: England
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Dis-assembly of magnet? anyone know a LESS risky way?
I have a couple of cheapish midbasses lying around, and I was thinking of removing the dustcap, and installing a phase plug.
since the cones are fairly delicate, ive changed my mind about that particular idea  However, I would like to try and remove the magnet assembly from the rear of the basket, in order to get a nice pole piece vent drilled through. Of course swarf precautions taken. I would just like to know if anyone has any tips on how i can do this safely, or if there is any solvent/method to help soften the bond.
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