Hi, Taylor ! Thank you for a kind word.. I do remember you, but we should see each other more often at our Conventions. Hope to see you in Chicago in July. As you said, smaller Plate can fetch more then $35 in scrap metal plus equal amount HARD to FIND i Plate screws, Nose bolts,Different shapes of STRING REST bars [HALF-Round shaped Brass ] Saving those items does not require much space in the shop... Sorry for a typo on OBLONG Screws: Please,correct OVAL and ROUND HEAD Screws. Regards Isaac On Mar 23, 2013, at 3:56 AM, Garret E. Traylor wrote: > Hello Issac! I can never be inspired enough by your practical tips. > I don't know if you would remember me but we have talked many times > at conventions (ten years ago though). There is probably not a week > that goes by that I do not use your concepts to help keep a high > standard for service. To particularly you and many other educators > like you. Thanks for another tip. :-) I think our figures a > smaller plate can fetch about $35.00. > > Kindest Regards, > Garret > --- > Garret Traylor - President > High Point Piano & Music Inc. > 88-PIANO (336) 887-4266 > Go Green! Print this email only when necessary. Thank you for > helping High Point Music be environmentally responsible. > > -----Original Message----- > From: pianotech-bounces at ptg.org [mailto:pianotech-bounces at ptg.org] > On Behalf Of Isaac Sadigursky > Sent: Friday, March 22, 2013 11:27 PM > To: Pianotech List > Subject: [pianotech] Scrap Value of Plate > > Hello to Everyone ! > I had followed this interesting Thread; > Here is my take on it: > besides the value of scrap Metal,something else can be done with it: > > 1] All Plate Screws can be saved; {here is Isaac-The Junk Man, again} > a]The short ones,Connecting Pin Block to the Plate from the webbing > area are good for Rebuilders,when some of them are badly damaged or > LOST in the process of Platiing; Short #18 screws are good to > replace missing Leg Locks on Grand pianos. > B] The long Screws are needed for Grand Legs and Pedal Lyres.. > The cost of those large #18 and #20 screws are about $3 a piece > and they are hard to find. > They come in Flat and nice looking OBLONG shapes. > > 2] A chunk of a broken plate can make a very entertaining Chapter > Program; Replacing Broken Agraffes ; Replacing broken Hitch Pins ; > Removing broken Tuning Pins ; Installing Baldwin Type Accu-Just > Spring Roll Hitch Pins > > All this was done in the past Los Angels and few others So. > California Chapter meetings and newbies had got some ideas what > field problems TO STAY AWAY from on a first encounter... > Hope, it will inspire other listers to try that approach. > Regards to everyone on a new List. > Isaac Sadigursky, RPT > Los Angeles Chapter > >
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