How do they get those screws in the bezel?
So, Adam...a question...
How do they get those screws in the bezel?
Easy...
...they screw in from the back:
The screws go all the way through to the bezel and secure all three parts of the case together (caseback, barrel and bezel). The hex bolts on the the bezel are what the screws thread into.
Regards,
Adam
Nuts!
That was simple. I guess the screwdriver slots are just for show.
The slots are used to hold the bolts in place when assembling.
Any engineer worth his salt can see this.
“Tis with our judgements as our watches:
None go just alike, yet each believes his own.”
Alexander Pope (1688 - 1744)
Either he's dead or my watch has stopped.
- Groucho Marx
Originally Posted by aikiman44
The slots are used to hold the bolts in place when assembling.
Any engineer worth his salt can see this.
Regards,
Adam
Wouldn't the hexagonal recesses accomplish the same thing?The slots are used to hold the bolts in place when assembling.
Any engineer worth his salt can see this.
The what?
“Tis with our judgements as our watches:
None go just alike, yet each believes his own.”
Alexander Pope (1688 - 1744)
Either he's dead or my watch has stopped.
- Groucho Marx
LOL! Is that an 'engineer worth his salt"?
If you look at the bezel, you see that the bolt heads are countersunk into the surface in holes that are the same hexagonal shape as the boltheads themselves. This would hold the bolts in place while assembling, eliminating the need for the slots.
or just to get someone to ask that question
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