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New band project

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‎03-13-2016 09:21

‎03-13-2016 09:21

Hi what do people think would be involved with making a new band / attaching system . I have seen a website that has done a tear down and basically if you remove the band and the glue surely it couldn't be to hard to make replacement ?
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‎03-13-2016 11:17

‎03-13-2016 11:17

That would be the quickest way to invalidate your warranty. I am also not aware of anyone doing it. I saw a teardown and it looks like that glue is really there to stay and any attempt would destroy the tracker.

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‎03-13-2016 12:19

‎03-13-2016 12:19

I was thinking for people who have no warranty and have a useless Fitbit
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‎03-13-2016 13:20

In response to Irelach1984

‎03-13-2016 13:20

I was thinking about this the other day. Surely someone with the right abilities and a 3d printer can design caps that could be glued on either side of the screen inplace of the straps with provisions to attach a watch strap with pins or a tounge and grove system.

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‎03-13-2016 14:10

‎03-13-2016 14:10

Deepest I'm going to look into it like you said a 3D printed arm that comes down from each side and then use a normal watch strap
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