I'm fuming with myself.
During a cabinet tweek which involved removing the drivers, I've dropped one of the screws on the dust cover and it's dented it.
I'm sure this has been discussed before, at length I imagine, but these drivers are new territory for me. I don't fully understand what they're made of and how heat etc will affect them.
So far, I've superglued an o ring to a plastic straw and used this to try and suck it out. Nope.
I could use more power by attaching the hoover hose to the straw?
I've tried a piece of Blu Tak and a swift yank. Nope.
🙁
Any other ideas.
During a cabinet tweek which involved removing the drivers, I've dropped one of the screws on the dust cover and it's dented it.
I'm sure this has been discussed before, at length I imagine, but these drivers are new territory for me. I don't fully understand what they're made of and how heat etc will affect them.
So far, I've superglued an o ring to a plastic straw and used this to try and suck it out. Nope.
I could use more power by attaching the hoover hose to the straw?
I've tried a piece of Blu Tak and a swift yank. Nope.
🙁
Any other ideas.
I'd be inclined to leave it alone at this point. Because the cones are alloy, pulling out a dent isn't going to be easy, as you've found out.
jeff
jeff
Yeah, I understand it's cosmetic, but as you say, a visible flaw.
I thought about making grilles at one point but decided against. Perhaps I've been forced into it now...
Cheers folks.
I thought about making grilles at one point but decided against. Perhaps I've been forced into it now...
Cheers folks.