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Greetings, I too agree with wanting to make a quality job of it. I confess I also have a background in offset printer and bindery. I have two Ibico comb punches, a paper drill and a corner rounder.

Jeff, Nothing wrong with doing a good job. My late wife worked in a bindery, where they built Courthouse record books from scratch. The skill, precision and quality of materials that it takes to build

I have used Jeff's feet and can vouch for the quality of the 3D printing. -- Michael Lynch Dardanelle, AR

rick, maybe I am a little OCD about this, but I also once worked in a print shop as a typesetter, back when such things were still things. Producing good looking printed and bound materials still

I will add my endorsement here as well. I recently bought four sets from Jeff (our own Jeff Davis). They are excellent, 3D-printed replacements. Cheers, Tom -- Prof. Thomas H. Lee Allen Ctr., Rm. 205

Bruce Lane <kyrrin@...> added folder */6127B*

Bruce, The cord wrap feet can be had easily enough from n0dy Jeff on eBay, $27.30 for as set of four (he doesn't list the 466, but it clearly uses the same feet as the 465 and 475). He used to sell on

I recently got a 466 to restore. The most important mechanical part I need is the plastic rim that goes on the back of the chassis to hold the case on. In the repair manual, It's called? "FRAME SECT,

I think you got that backwards Pins 1 thru 13 (bottom) are all the same Pins 14 thru 28 (upper) are mostly custom select as per units allow. Don't forget side A and B looking from the front A is on

Mine is an early serial number B0102xx an still well within specs. Jeff

Dave Henderson of Artek manuals posted awhile back showing how to replace a comb binding. DaveD

I bought a bunch of black and white combs and a small-capacity comb punch a while back. I used it to replace many crumbling Tektronix manual combs, as well as binding various other documents (such as

Years ago (2006), I found a comb binder on ebay. It was about $112. Did not include supplies, which are easy to get. the trade name was Ibimatic, which is a brand of Ibico. It's handy to have. I don't

Thanks, that fixed it. Bit embarassing, should have read the user manual before looking at the service manual.

I can check the 2 of mine if that would help. I would suspect that they are close to spec if not in spec. I am curious if the 2 where the output is falling off are early serial numbers and the one you

Zen, Thanks for your reply. Table 3-3 of the manual suggests typical LF limits of 4.70 and 9.09 MHz on the two ranges in question. My units get very close to, or past, these values before the output

Thank you! I have scanned and uploaded the Ballantine 6126M manual to KO4bb and BAMA. I have an early and late 6125B/C manual that is in the que to be scanned and uploaded...

Fellow Tekkies, You find the darndest things when you're cleaning up. In this case, it was a clean reproduction of the operating and service manuals for the Ballantine Labs 6127B O-Scope calibrator.

Sorry that I haven’t been following this thread closely, so forgive me if you’ve already explicitly verified that the vertical calibration has not been affected. But if the vertical gain is off by

Thank you Toby and Ken for making those measurements. I have several reams of paper on order (28 lb and 32 lb because, as you say, heavier feels better). At the moment I'm using a blue 1/2 inch 3-ring