Broken Screw Problem

[JeffR1]

Just because Canada is sparsely populated, doesn't mean that there are no good machinists here that are capable of dealing with such a thing.

Brian Nix is in Ontario.
I don't what he has for a machine shop and repair, it's a place to start.

https://gramophonedoctor.ca/contact/

Bob Nix. And according to the latest issue of The Antique Phonograph, he sadly has passed away.

The web site is still there, so I thought there must be someone running the show.

[gramophone78]

Just because Canada is sparsely populated, doesn't mean that there are no good machinists here that are capable of dealing with such a thing.

Brian Nix is in Ontario.
I don't what he has for a machine shop and repair, it's a place to start.

https://gramophonedoctor.ca/contact/

Bob Nix. And according to the latest issue of The Antique Phonograph, he sadly has passed away.

Jerry, Brian Nix is Bob's Son and has taken over his late Father's Gramophone repair business.

[JerryVan]

Just because Canada is sparsely populated, doesn't mean that there are no good machinists here that are capable of dealing with such a thing.

Brian Nix is in Ontario.
I don't what he has for a machine shop and repair, it's a place to start.

https://gramophonedoctor.ca/contact/

Bob Nix. And according to the latest issue of The Antique Phonograph, he sadly has passed away.

Jerry, Brian Nix is Bob's Son and has taken over his late Father's Gramophone repair business.

That's wonderful news about Bob's son. Sorry for the confusion

[Canuk Phonographs]

Search out Darren Wallace in Ontario.. One of the finest machinists you will find.
Email [email protected]
Blain

[Nipper123]

Thank you all very much for the help. On an unrelated note, I'm listing all the parts that are missing and I am trying to determine wether the back bracket is missing a support ring? I see some pictures online with it and some without it. Is it normal for some brackets to not have it?