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Old 18 February 2010, 01:26   #4
Secret Vampire
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Success!

The back is a bit untidy, but at least the case top shouldn't flap about once it's put back together.

What I did:
  1. Stick some blobs of epoxy putty to completely cover where the original case tabs would be.
  2. Eat pizza while the putty cures.
  3. Attack blobs with mini drill equipped with cutting disk, drum sander and pointy burr to remove material until I had a shape that would fit the holes in the top case.

I'm quite happy with this as a hack, only time will tell how long the repair lasts.
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