Hmm, I'll need to be feeling brave to do that!
By the way, I used the scope tonight for several hours and it performed well. The diffraction spikes weren't an issue on Jupiter which showed good detail and contrast in average seeing conditions. Deep sky stuff was as good as it gets from my location.
So there's nothing badly wrong with the scope as it is. But when I get the new central screw I'll have a good look at sorting it out properly. What could possibly go wrong?
