> Hi Ron. > > Bah, and then, if you were a sculptor, would you choose clay (sooo easy) > or marble (sooo difficult) for your next masterpiece ? What would you > make tend toward one or the other material ? I'd chose the clay for playing with, and the marble for the finished work (unless I cast the clay in bronze), but this is an entirely different thing. We aren't making a masterpiece with this old capstan challenged upright. It's a no pay, maximum aggravation, zero expectation lost cause that realistically passed it's life expectancy many (manymanymany) years ago. If I was trapped into adjusting lost motion in this critter, I'd just cut my losses, add real capstans, and escape as quickly, cheaply, and thoroughly as possible with a promise to myself to do everything I could to avoid being in that situation again. It doesn't always work, naturally, because we always eventually find ourselves in another no win situation. It's the nature of us. > Beware, as the answer on this question will tell much about the intimate > you. Too late! I'm exposed. No peeking. Ron N
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