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#1: Gear knob Author: Sofa.King.Happy,  PostPosted: Sun May 22, 2016 9:44 am
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Hey, hope you'll help me.
So I was trying to remove my gear knob and this happened. Too bad I watched youtube after I broke it Very Happy

 


It's sad, but I'll fix it. Will glue work? :/ What you all used to fix this thing? I cant be only one to break it. I hope! Very Happy

What is more intresting, what's under this? Is there thread there (I used translator, is this thing called thread - www.mechanica.lt/binar...epalas.jpg ?)
 
#2: Re: Gear knob Author: cainw1,  PostPosted: Sun May 22, 2016 12:02 pm
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I've pulled the whole bit off to shorten the shaft and that didn't happen but i'd imagine a good bit of super glue would do the trick
#3: Re: Gear knob Author: Sofa.King.Happy,  PostPosted: Sun May 22, 2016 2:13 pm
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Yeah, I tried to rotate it... bad habit Very Happy
Yep, I'm thinking about super glue, too.

So whats under that white thing?
#4: Re: Gear knob Author: mtempsch, Location: Gothenburg, Sweden PostPosted: Sun May 22, 2016 11:18 pm
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Sofa.King.Happy wrote:
Yeah, I tried to rotate it... bad habit Very Happy
Yep, I'm thinking about super glue, too.

So whats under that white thing?

Not threads. The plastic is either cast or pressed on. There's , IIRC (it was a while ago...), a series 0f groves/bumps on the metal shaft for the plastic to grip.

Couldn't shift it the slightest until I used an utility knife to repeatedly score a line parallel with the shaft until I got down to the metal, releasing the pressure/grip, and could then peel/pull off the plastic.

Shortened the metal rod and stuck the plastic bit back on with some 2-component epoxy glue. (Still there 12 years later)
#5: Re: Gear knob Author: Sofa.King.Happy,  PostPosted: Tue May 31, 2016 1:55 pm
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I glued it very easy.
Now I'm just thinking of shorting the gears.
Whats better, cutting the top of it or adding extra pieces on the bottom?
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