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06-16-2013, 03:39 PM
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None that I know of with a recess for a cardsaver. They used to make some bigger screwdowns that could fit two cards or larger cards. (Or 4 T206s) Those would probably work if they still make them.
As long as the plastic bits are available, a bit of acid free stock and some longer hardware makes anything possible.  I made a couple screwdowns years ago. I still have the one I made for my lone T3. I used set screws so they wouldn't stick out. I mostly keep it as a reminder of how my skills have changed since about 1980. Steve B 
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