In a message dated 11/10/99 12:45:07 AM Central Standard Time, elee@amug.org writes: From: elee@amug.org (Eliot Lee) I was wondering if anyone can sell/trade/swap some double flanges to fit a 100 year old Knabe upright. They aren't the same as sold by supply houses. Damper spring is on a separate pin unlike the Steinway/double flanges at supply houses. Also the dimensions are different. I have used CA glue to hold broken flanges, but they seem to be splitting again when tightening the screw. Any suggestions? >> Eliot, This is one of the joys of rebuilding 100 year old instruments. While it would be nice to just slap on some new parts and have everything come out fine this is often not the case. Take some time and play around with the new parts and see if they can't be made to work. You may have to move the location of the action, action rails, change jack sizes, etc. Good luck and enjoy the learning process. You'll come out with a better understanding of upright action geometry. Andrew Remillard
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