How to handle  fasteners during assembly?
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The only way to get rid of fasteners is to design out the need for them.\n\nI have seen what use to require a screw, washer, 2nd washer and a nut changed to a snap in or a locking tab in place of the fastener.\nWhat is critical is the purpose of the fastener, does someone need to undo the fastener for service, is the expected life of the product such that no service is required.\nAnswering these questions and fasteners can be on the way out.
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read the instructions
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Yeah, a friend had one of those. Um... let me see how to explain it...\nWell, the staples load from the rear. At the base of the big handle, there should be a tab or black plastic thingie there (yeah, I know...so technical). Just pull it straight back. Directly back from the handle all the way out and put some staples in. Then, try to get the parts back on track and let it go. It has a spring that pulls everything forward.\nIf that doesn't work, I must be remembering wrong.
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If you meant that the zipper misses out locking in the two end in patches, it could be because the assembly got a bit loose. Overuse or could have got pulled apart accidentally. \n\nA solution to this is :  Try pressing together with cutting pliers, the moving part holding the two ends, or if no plier is available,lightly tapping the head.\n\nIf its a metal zipper, this will work. If its nylon, chances are slimmer.\n\nChange the zipper as soon as you can.
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That's a job for rEFIt:\n\nhttp://refit.sourceforge.net/\n\nYou'll find instructions on the docs section.
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Do it yourself like I do. Don't be a lazy a$$.\n\nLove,\n\nWhitey
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Drumset Assembly, Care and Usage    \nDiagram and Instructions  at the site below
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If you can work on and fix them, look for a broken one that someone wants to get rid of.  How about 2-3 broken welders that can be cannibalized to feed each other parts.  Maybe it just seems broken and all it needs is an adjustment or to have a lead re-connected.  I've managed to get some free or near free things that way.  Just depends on how much legwork you are willing to do.  I'm sure you don't think that its just gonna fall into your lap... good luck getting your welder.
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Depends on the maker but there should be small screws adjacent to the hinges.  They may have caps over them.
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simple chk out:\n\nhttp://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/structures.html
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Start with a multi-cut-out prototype & tape.  Once you've figured the sizes for your parts, disassemble and use a prototype 1-piece pattern with tabs & slots to hold it together.  Work it till it works  :-)
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Look through this list and see which link might be helpful to you:\n\nhttp://www.programmingtutorials.com/assembly.aspx
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cut it off with a hacksaw.  \n\nyou might have to take it to a welder to reattach it.
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yup yup. just put your hand blocking the bolt from fully recocking but let it recock close to full. this will stop the sear from catching the bolt assembly and it will go full auto or just jam the sear down
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Depends on what you have as far as equipment to work with.  You can drill it out, for this you will need a drill bit that is hardened, like a tungsten carbide bit. what you may want to find is a left handed drill bit because if you can drill into it sometimes it will pull it out as soon as it gets into the part far enough or completely through.\n\nSometimes if you have an aluminum part that you're trying to extract a steel bolt from you can weld a nut to the bolt then turn the bolt out, this is generally for use if a stud is broken off in something.\n\nIt helps if you have a mill or at the very least a drill press if you're going to try to drill the threaded part out.  If you cant then you might call around to machine shops and see what they will charge you to extract it.
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in the garage getting fixed or getting used for parts
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Go to steel supply house or local hardware