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I was asked on another forum how I did it.
Components:
An empty Proline B cart
A Schick key cart filled with Proline B blades.
Components of a Schick 'Chick' cart. Originally housed 7 blades. I transferred all the Proline B blades to it a few months ago. The injector mechanism is held by the two holes on the casing and is easily separated.
Components of the Proline B cart. This is more difficult to separate as the black plastic end cap clips on to the mechanism. Once carefully removed, the mechanism can be separated from the casing. The two holes on the case are in the same relative position.
End cap modification. Using a fret saw or equivalent.
Cut a section on the left of the cap for the key.
Cut off the top central lip level with the cap face. I found an emery board useful for smoothing.
Cut out a small section on the top right for the injector slider.
Parts for the Fronkencart
Completed Fronkencart
Components:
An empty Proline B cart
A Schick key cart filled with Proline B blades.
Components of a Schick 'Chick' cart. Originally housed 7 blades. I transferred all the Proline B blades to it a few months ago. The injector mechanism is held by the two holes on the casing and is easily separated.
Components of the Proline B cart. This is more difficult to separate as the black plastic end cap clips on to the mechanism. Once carefully removed, the mechanism can be separated from the casing. The two holes on the case are in the same relative position.
End cap modification. Using a fret saw or equivalent.
Cut a section on the left of the cap for the key.
Cut off the top central lip level with the cap face. I found an emery board useful for smoothing.
Cut out a small section on the top right for the injector slider.
Parts for the Fronkencart
Completed Fronkencart
