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The joy of fixing things

Thpsguy

So I learned to fix a ps2 blue disc issue many years ago by cleaning the lens and I also fixed a jammed Instax camera 

Now I'm fixing a toy cash register from the 80s and it's so fun figuring out how it works. And why it's not working 

So far I've figured out that when I finally manage to get the cash drawer to open using the button it's hard to shut the draw so. I did a. Full strip down to figure out why so now once the plastic cement fuses two parts that snapped I need to figure out how to reassemble yhe tabs and buttons so it all connects then it's figuring rhe actual first issue out 

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  • I’ve taken things apart and put them back together since I was a child, my work is with classic cars and involves a lot of repairing things. I actually enjoy being alone all day and focusing on one thing. I get so annoyed when I recondition parts that large companies have supposedly already restored and changed a lot of money for, I strip them down and little work has been done. 

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  • I’ve taken things apart and put them back together since I was a child, my work is with classic cars and involves a lot of repairing things. I actually enjoy being alone all day and focusing on one thing. I get so annoyed when I recondition parts that large companies have supposedly already restored and changed a lot of money for, I strip them down and little work has been done. 

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