C100: Replacement screws for the C100's mic mount?

Spartacus

Spartacus

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Anyone know where to get them? I will call my Canon reseller, but maybe someone did the same thing already: detaching the mic mount for whatever reason, putting the screws in a safe place he knows he'll remember and than forgetting about it...:furious3:

EDIT: Does anyone know whether the screws are metric or use the US system...?

Thanks!
 
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As I remember, they're 10-32s, you should be able to get short stainless ones at a hardware store - black, not so easy (although you could use button head allen screws)
 
Spartacus said:
Anyone know where to get them? I will call my Canon reseller, but maybe someone did the same thing already: detaching the mic mount for whatever reason, putting the screws in a safe place he knows he'll remember and than forgetting about it...:furious3:

EDIT: Does anyone know whether the screws are metric or use the US system...?

Thanks!
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I did the same thing! Aaack!
 
Mac said:
As I remember, they're 10-32s, you should be able to get short stainless ones at a hardware store - black, not so easy (although you could use button head allen screws)
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Tanks! That´s in US / inch system, right...? I´m in Europe, so I might not be able to find non-metric screws...
 
I called Canon awhile ago and had them ship me a few extra pairs. Maybe $10-$20 for a few. I forget. Not expensive. More money than a hardware store of course, but designed for the purpose.
 
Eric Coughlin said:
I called Canon awhile ago and had them ship me a few extra pairs. Maybe $10-$20 for a few. I forget. Not expensive. More money than a hardware store of course, but designed for the purpose.
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Sounds like a fairly reasonable request.. Do you think I would call Canon Australia or USA?
 
C100 & C100 Mark II part number for the screws to mount the mic shock mount to the body below.

Have your dealer order the parts.

DB1-0418-000 000 (not sure if this sku is for one or two screws)
 
Spartacus said:
Tanks! That´s in US / inch system, right...? I´m in Europe, so I might not be able to find non-metric screws...
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Better contact the cps service in your country they should be able to help you .
In Japan they use the metric system so it seems logical the screws used would be metric as well.
Only the tripod mounts are imperial as that is the de-facto world standard for tripod mounts
 
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