stoping warps from slipping

[kinundrum]

is there any way to stop the balls from slipping on a warp feed or dose the type of paint affect it?

[-=Synergy=-]

hey dude.
try what i told you.
a thin bit of cardbourd.
if i see the "how to" i will post it
i think you put it just behind the disk!
it must be slipping on all that sand :O

[Knackers]

hey dude.
try what i told you.
a thin bit of cardbourd.
if i see the "how to" i will post it
i think you put it just behind the disk!
it must be slipping on all that sand :O


Yep, Thats what I read in automags.org as well Just take it apart & cut a piece of thick stiff paper or thin cardboard to fit & go for your life

[-=Synergy=-]

yeah what he said :rolleyes:
:p

[BIG ROB]

Mike said to try turning the plastic disks the opposite way occasionaly as the plastic can develop a memory and sty flaired out.
Just re-read this and I'm not sure it makes sence but I cant think of another way of explaining it.

[Jamie_Cracker]

try cleaning them as well cause you get a build up of slippery stuff on the wheels and give what big rob said a try

[kinundrum]

jamie...wot are you doing on the net at 5am on a sunday morn?...have you no life...hold on so am i!

[Action John]

He has a life, it was the middle of the day here.

[kinundrum]

hahaha where is here?

[Blobby]

North America...

[Jamie_Cracker]

yep sunny canada where last night was a chilly -6degrees and i went swimming...well not the swimming involving water

[Studio 54]

The best way to stop slipping is to clean the discs after each use and rotate the discs every couple of cleans.....should be no need to use cardboard.

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