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Olivetti Underwood 378, fallen-off shift key advice?
Do you think that rubber cement would be strong enough to withstand the typing of a 5-year old for a couple of years?
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- M. Höhne
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Re: Olivetti Underwood 378, fallen-off shift key advice?
telekinetic typewriter wrote:
Do you think that rubber cement would be strong enough to withstand the typing of a 5-year old for a couple of years?
No.
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Re: Olivetti Underwood 378, fallen-off shift key advice?
Is the key itself broken? If so, it needs to be repaired first and most keys require a compression fit to stay on the key bar.
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