Repairing cross-threaded helicals

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melek
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Repairing cross-threaded helicals

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I've been working on a Super Ikonta IV, and aside from other issues, I managed to somehow cross-thread the helicals.

Has anyone every successfully overcome this? I have some ideas that I'm going to try, but I thought I'd put out a call to see what others have tried.


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a set of Key Files, a jewellers vice, a good light source a cork or two to hold the helical steady and a slow steady hand ....a magnifying loupe will help too


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:shh: I had this with a soviet Jupiter lens. I found it was quicker and easier to just get a new front helical. :shh:


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LarryD wrote::shh: I had this with a soviet Jupiter lens. I found it was quicker and easier to just get a new front helical. :shh:
...or you just could do that...... :lol: :angel: ;)


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