After attaching the letters and checking for stable operation, we move on to the next step. Everything must be carefully coated with wax because if even one gets stuck, we have to start over. Finally, after activating the two rotating shafts of the carbon paper strip, everything is working properly. Let’s assemble it.
Oh, and can anyone tell me if replacement carbon paper rolls are available? I remember someone saying they are, but I don’t know how to buy them.
@ThaoNguyen you can ask @robotime about the carbon paper ..
Its coming along great !
I look forward to more updates …
Thank you so much 
@ThaoNguyen your welcome it must take a lot of precision to do this build but your doing great !
That’s awesome so far Nicole. Gosh, I’m not sure where you can buy the carbon rollers for typewriters these days. I hope you can find some.
Thank you so much 
It is coming together nicely. I don’t know where you could buy the carbon rollers. But I’m sure Robotime can help you out.
Wow, this kit looks amazing, and the assembly is beautiful.
Thank you. I think Robotime can help me
Thank you so much
Looking fabulous. God i used to “type” up worksheets for my students before computers… went through alot of ribbons and white out lol.
@ThaoNguyen the cool thing about this is I have never used the word gorgeous a typewriter lol but this really is 
excellent job!
This is coming along very well. Thank you for sharing your progress along the way
Thank you so much. I like it
Thank you so much
Thank you and any times!
It’s looking good, you’re advancing fast!!!
Nice progress. You’re almost there!
It’s looking really nice!! Looking forward to your next update 
Its really coming along so nice, thank you for sharing
