Nikon Coolpix Battery Door Fix
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supersnoopy6666 arts & crafts: OMG!!!! Thank you so much I'm going to try it I love this lil camera. Wim Schweer: Saw your smashing "tutorial"!! Checked my junk drawer, found mentioned “mending bracket”. With my old flash mounting bracket used, I pried/hacked the screw loose and followed the rest of your “tutorial.” Works like a charm and now even looks good while allowing a tripod to be added to the camera. Thank for your smart and post. alan weir: Helllo.Used your bracket method.Great idea.Thanks!! Harold Schultz: Michelle Greene, you are ingeniously smart! That is a very elegant solution. I am involved in a manufacturing company. I wish my colleagues were as smart as you. LITTLEDANCERSADHU: Great idea. Daphne L. Hunt: Absolute awesomeness! I had what I needed around the house to fix it. Thank you! Melissa Rohrer: Thanks, my rubber band method was not working so well. Faisal Riza: Thank you,very helpfull richard schumacher: Thank you Michelle, the only problem I had was trying to figure out what an "ultripod" was! Haha My son helped me figure it out. Its an "OLD" tripod! larrylarry seventyfive: Great idea Michelle, I found that exact bracket in my junk box plus a knurled screw that fit. I added a rubber cap over the screw top so the whole thing is tiny and neat looking. Thanks for sharing, your "fix" saved me a lot of money and I won't have to buy a new camera. Hudson Henry: You aced it! Thanks. SockFoon C MacDougall: What a brilliant idea. The camera works again. Thank you much. Gear Head: shes pretty, tlgoldbach: My battery door broke, I sent to Nikon to fix and now it has broken again. A better solution would be Nkon fixing the problem. I'm glad to see I'm not the only one that has this problem. It breaks for no apparent reason too. Aydosh1991: Brilliant idea. Very useful. Thank you for sharing. Robert Smith: The screw thread for the tripod is called a 1/4" #20 that's 1/4" wide and 20 threads per inch. If you get a 3/8" long 1/4-20 screw with this bracket it'll look more elegant. It appears the bracket you bought had a concave bevel for the screws to sit flat. So if you get a flat finish 1/4-20 x 3/8" screw it'll look like it was designed that way and you can just push the bracket to the side when you need to access the batteries. chrinamint: Am I the only one who gets no sound for this video? fran piraino: thanks you saved me time and money, I did just about like you did, it will work fran Phil Adelphia: Excellent solution!!!!! dan wojdyla: I am currently using the duct tape and it does get loose and leaves a sticky residue. I like your idea of the bracket and I will try it. Good thinking. Nice and helpful video tanks !!!! |
Nikon Coolpix Battery Door Fix
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