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Stimer Pickup broken clip repair
Hello everyone.
I purchased a Stimer pickup for quite cheap because the mounting clip was broken off/ missing.
I am getting by with sticky putty for the time being but would like to repair it. The first pictures are of a functional model with a clip, the next pictures are of my broken one. Any ideas for a DIY repair? if I find a clip I could probably epoxy it into the slot? Any idea what I could use as a spring clip or what they are called so i can order one? I'm located in Paris if that means anything.
Thanks for your help.
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You might contact someone making reproductions (I like the Gabojo Kleio) to see if they will sell you just the clip. I can tell you that the spring clip is very strong. I’m not sure what exactly you could replace it with.
Maybe open it and attach a piece of metal from the inside with the a small nut and bolt like on the Miller pickup?
As for a replacement clip, try searching for money clip but see if there's something smaller. Or get some and see if you can make them smaller.
Or a small paper binder clip could work, also with some modifications.