>While the parts aren't cheap, they aren't exactly expensive, either... >Regards, Clyde Maybe I should have mentioned that to a customer, and in relation to those Wood & Brooks rubber grommets for about $2 per 100 wholesale, I consider the Kimball type not cheap with mark-up and tax. Add to that the labor cost I charge to replace a set and then adjust, some customers are reluctant to replace an entire set. They make do with the existing set with all the clacking noise and the inability to have lost motion adjusted. At least, that has been my experience. Clever idea, though, to adapt the tools to your electric drill. That should save some time. Keith McGavern Registered Piano Technician Oklahoma Chapter 731 Piano Technicians Guild USA
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