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Hello!

The joystick setup proposed here was a great template to work on for an inexpensive joystick assay, thank you!

I'd like the joystick to be modified for lesser force, as mentioned in Belsey et al. 2020 so it can be manipulated with one arm, however I can't find a way to disassemble the joystick to cut the spring on the APEM TS1 joystick.

I'd appreciate help with this, thank you!