Robert A. Anderson wrote: > > Paul wrote: > > "Newton wrote: > > > > "The strips are their to prevent the bering from twisting." > > "Since the profile of the cylindrical bearing is rectangular to the > strips, shouldn't one strip be enough to prevent movement?" > > Paul, the back strip only contacts the sharps. The front one contacts > the naturals. As I wrote in my first post on the subject, the D's, G's > and A's are the ones that are at risk of twisting, since they stand > alone. The E's and F's pretty much lock each other in place. Ditto for > the B's and C's. > > Newton may prefer to sob and sweat, but I must say that my equanimity > improved tremendously after I got that front strip out of the way. It > saved a lot of time. And if it later proves to have been a bad idea, > it's no big deal. I'll just reinstall the strip. > > Bob Anderson > Tucson, AZ Just a little slow sometimes. Now I remember what they look like. Paul
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