Here is how I re-stuffed the E-Caps. Once the epoxy is dried, I attached some wires to each E-Caps, then used some hot glue to glue them together. I routed the wires together and secured them with some string tie. Then they were inserted through the hole and hot glued into place. Then the wires are soldered to each terminal.
I then slid on the can and fixed it into place with some clear tape. Then I wanted to increase the diameter of the can because the cardboard tube is a larger diameter that matches the base. This was done so when the E-Cap is inserted into the clamp, the cardboard tube is not crushed. I used some masking tape and manilla folder stock.
Then the tube is slid over the whole assembly. No glue is required here because of the clamp method of mounting.
The E-Caps were then inserted into their proper clamps. I did re-position TB20 by turning it 90 degrees to give me more room between TB20 and C43.
