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Jim,
At the plant, we have shelves on the wall behind the pianos in the
stringing room. The shelves have sections (about 10 inches tall) of
Sono-tube concrete casting forms. Like used for pillars, posts, and cat
houses. About 15" dia. In the section of tube, is a wooden wheel with a few
upright dowels. A notch in the side of the tube allows the wire to spool
out, while the wheel rotates in the tube. Snap-on pipe insulation protects
the rim of the piano as the wire is dragged off the shelf to be used. No, I
didn't invent it, but I think it's slick!
later,
Guy
At 09:08 PM 11/8/2005 -0700, you wrote:
>List,
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>Do any of you have a good container or method to store and easily use
>piano wire in the large rolls? I m also hoping that I can figure out a way
>to adapt it with all my new Pure Sound stainless wire. The rolls are about
>17 inches diameter.
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>It seems I read something about this years ago but I couldn t find
>anything on the archives. I recall something that it had an arm with a
>sort of brake thingee too. The container is the part I can t visualize.
>Having 15 huge boxes around would work, but there s got to be a better
>way. (I ve always just set the roll on a blanket on the plate.)
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>Thanks,
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>Jim Busby BYU
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