Oh no, they're multiplying!
One of these Commodore 116 doesn't belong to me, and overall it's in a much better nick than mine. Works perfectly, and looks very unmolested - but of course someone had a go at the keyboard already, and some of the plastic pins holding it together are already broken. No surprises there.
I will do the screw-conversion on it, now that I can, and have the tools for it, and then we'll see what else.
cc: @iszell
One more Commodore 116 keyboard screw conversion - check.
It looks good, but it isn't perfect. 2 or 3 screws can't be tightened fully. Maybe the piece moved slightly. The tolerances are very tight, the screw is M1.7 in size, and the drill-bit is 1.3mm... If it wobbles by a fraction of a mm, it can already cause this problem.
They're still holding though, and with all screws in, it feels solid. It will be good enough, I think. cc: @iszell
Charlie Balogh
Imre Széll