Monday, 16 May 2016

Yost 10 - platen assembly


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  1. Exciting! Magnificent solutions :D

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    1. I also dug out my old compressor and airbrush to spur me on to do something about the rusty paintwork. That may be some time coming though.

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  2. Have been enjoying your reporting on the magnificent 3D-puzzle that is this ancient cathedral-like office machine! Different and original solutions in there, the 'standard' had not been firmly established yet (though launched). Really neat to see, tnx!

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    1. I think some of this only makes sense with the machine in front of you but hopefully it is useful to the next Yostafarian as wel as a long "memo to self".

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  3. I too have been enjoying your series on the Yost 10. Your detailed photos and solution descriptions are a great resource.

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    1. Thanks Mary, your fixes are pretty inspirational too!

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  4. Very tricky stuff. I currently have a Caligraph carriage disassembled (Yost's earlier invention) and it, too, presents some challenges.

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  5. I could never tackle a job like this, but it sure is interesting to read about it!

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