Hinge for a round lid, i.e. wsm

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Re: Hinge for a round lid, i.e. wsm

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I pmed the guy and he replied saying he just copied exactly the hinge on his large bge.

So i just need the exact dimensions of the parts thats made out of. And a load a tools, skill and some metal.

Hmm.
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Re: Hinge for a round lid, i.e. wsm

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Or buy a replacement BGE hinge?
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Re: Hinge for a round lid, i.e. wsm

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Yes. Thats a better idea.
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Re: Hinge for a round lid, i.e. wsm

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Looks like you have to buy the whole spring band assembly. I imagine it might be pricey, but worth it to hinge the lid IMHO :D
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Re: Hinge for a round lid, i.e. wsm

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it burns a bit, because I don't need the bands or springs, and would be paying a load of money for a few bits of bent steel!

Still, I've spent more on less before I expect.
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