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![03250005[1].jpg - I used 3/8" hobby wood to make the self centering assembly. The 1/4 " diameter return springs came from Home Depot. The part number is C-157. I cut them off at 2" then drilled a 1/4" mounting hold. Epoxy was used to secure them to the fixture and eyeballs.](03250005[1].jpg "Downsized Image [03250005[1].jpg - 78kB]") |
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| I used 3/8" hobby wood to make the self centering assembly. The 1/4 " diameter return springs came from Home Depot. The part number is C-157. I cut them off at 2" then drilled a 1/4" mounting hold. Epoxy was used to secure them to the fixture and eyeballs. |
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