Yes I saw that video and the others in the collection, they were useful. What is missing from the video is how he punches the hole through the flat wire that is already there at the start, the jig is a good idea. The flat wire is fragile and I am concerned about damaging it should I attempt to create a new hole. I need to cut back the blue sleeve by about 1/2 inch (and reduce the effective length of the flat wire by the same amount) as it has damage (cracks) as it comes out of the nylon connector you can see in the background. I'd guess he had the same problem as I have. Any suggestions?
Meanwhile I have replaced all of the belts, a far more involved process than I had anticipated but the videos helped. I really hope I don't have to pull all of the circuit boards and replace the 'orange' capacitors many talk about.
I'm looking for a source for a replacement Azimuth Wire assembly should I destroy the existing one punching the hole.
And yes, I will look at tapered.net over the weekend
Thanks guys