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I have an electric screen but the screen-material is bad and it needs to go.
I was thinking about getting a manuel screen and unhook the material from the casette and put it into my electric casette.
Have anyone done this and how hard is it? I understand one has to be very careful to get it straight but is it possible for a human to do this with trial and error and not using any sort of machine to get it correct?
Seems unsmart to just throw away the fully functioning electric cassette, motor and remote control.
Getting a new roll with a new screen from the original manufacturer is out of the question since its too expensive.
I was thinking about getting a manuel screen and unhook the material from the casette and put it into my electric casette.
Have anyone done this and how hard is it? I understand one has to be very careful to get it straight but is it possible for a human to do this with trial and error and not using any sort of machine to get it correct?
Seems unsmart to just throw away the fully functioning electric cassette, motor and remote control.
Getting a new roll with a new screen from the original manufacturer is out of the question since its too expensive.