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If you can separate the cube in half a little acetone will dissolve most
glues and it will pop out.
Take a photo of you stuff before hand so you can reassemble correctly.
note positions of spring clamps and clipped corners etc...
Hope this helps
On Thu, Jul 25, 2013 at 11:37 AM, Jorge <
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> Dear
> I need remove one of the filter dichroic cube ,
> I see that the filter is attached only three ends with a small drop of
> glue.
> could someone tell me a way to remove this filter?
>
> thank a lot your answer!
> regards
> Jorge
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