Rendering, et al

[Tom Cole]

One note about adjusting agraffes: before I bought the end mill tool, I
would glue some sandpaper, medium grit, to a small piece of plywood and
drill a number of agraffe shank-sized holes. Works as well as the fancy
tool.

Tom


Wimblees@AOL.COM wrote:
> 
> In a message dated 5/10/99 2:05:13 AM !!!First Boot!!!,
> nossaman@SOUTHWIND.NET writes:
> 
> << This seems like a good place to ask, since it hasn't come up for discussion
>  before. I'd like to know anyone's procedure and tolerances for installing
>  agraffes, if you wouldn't mind.
> 
>   Ron
>   >>
> 
> In regards to the squeek you hear, I don't have a clue. In regards to turning
> the agraffe, I think 1/4 is too much. When I hit "bottom", if I have to go
> more than 1/16, or at the most 1/8 of a turn more, I back it out and install
> a washer. In some instances, a washer is too think, so I have used various
> thicknesses of balance rail punchings. (I don't have a reamer).
> 
> Wim

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Thomas A. Cole, RPT
Santa Cruz, CA
mailto:tcole@cruzio.com