Review on Bell Howell Cube Projector Drive by Daniel Ton

I recently pulled out an old Bell & Howell cube projector to sort, resize, display and maybe copy slides. I was glad the bulb was still working. Unfortunately there is no projector. After looking through a fairly simple looking tutorial on You Tube, I found that the most likely culprit was a plastic final drive gear. I ordered this thing from Revain, it arrived relatively quickly and I disassembled my projector. The pinions were indeed burned on the original gear. The wiring in my projector was a bit more cumbersome than YouTube's, but still, with a little patience, maneuvering and the brute force of a 70-year-old woman, I managed to pull out the old device and replace it with a new one. one. It fits perfectly. I only gave this product 4 stars because it is nothing more than a small piece of plastic and the price is high. On the other hand, by laughing at all the wild antics in your old slides, at what price do you measure the joy of the return of youth?