Could not send message to USER: jennfee Reason for Mail Failure below: ******************************************************** Message not Delivered. Recipient's Mailbox Over Quota. ******************************************************** Thanks Richard, I have about twenty plates so what I have done is to insert the glue and clamp on the warm plate. After a few hours I transfer the key to a strip of wood with a spring clamp (I have plenty of spring clamps for gluing pneumatics). I got half the set done today in the slots of time I had for it and will finish gluing tomorrow, then clean & buff on Friday. Regards, Jon Page At 03:57 PM 09/14/1999 -0700, you wrote: >Jon and all, > >When using hot hide glue or wafers, I've always felt a lot safer just >leaving them overnight because even if they 'appear" dry and solid, latent >moisture underneath can cause them to loosen if it's heated up by buffing >too soon. > >Richard Wagner RPT > >---------- >> From: Jon Page <jpage@capecod.net> >> To: pianotech@ptg.org >> Subject: hide glueing ivory >> Date: Tuesday, September 14, 1999 1:14 PM >> >> I'm tacking down the front edges on a keyboard with >> hot hide glue w/ show-white (titanium oxide). >> >> I've had mixed results with CA glue and have not >> had problems with this method. >> It's been a while though. >> >> What is the minimum clamp time? >> >> The first batch has been clamped for 2 hours >> and they seem set but I don't want the edges to curl up >> by removing the clamps too soon. >> >> A brief peek in the archives did not hold the answer. >> >> Thanks, >> >> >> >
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