Mister Pig
Pigamus Maximus
OK I need to mount a tone arm collar to an aluminum arm board for a trial, but do not want to drill any more holes for the mounting bolts. Basically I am not sure this table is a keeper, and while I have the tone arm collar mounted with a temporary adhesive, I want to be sure a more rigid coupling does not change anything. The current attachment is quite strong, and nothing ever shifts or moves. This is just a proof of concept endeavor, and if it does not show significant changes then there is no reason to progress farther.
So far I have used a blue tak type substance that has worked well in this application before. I am thinking of a superglue gel type adhesive, as it will give a rigid coupling and can be deactivated with acetone. I can then repaint the arm board with a flat black, which is the current finish.
Any other thoughts?
Cheers
Mister Pig
So far I have used a blue tak type substance that has worked well in this application before. I am thinking of a superglue gel type adhesive, as it will give a rigid coupling and can be deactivated with acetone. I can then repaint the arm board with a flat black, which is the current finish.
Any other thoughts?
Cheers
Mister Pig