Thanks, all, for some great advice! I'm just doing a total of 8 unisons on a practice room Mason BB. They've been bugging me for years, so I thought I'd just spend a couple spare hours (juries being over) and tackle them. I thought I'd get away with just dressing the capo and changing those strings, but the four unisons I started with still had some zings, so I'm moving on to bridge pins. Tapping isn't working (they are bottoming out and barely move). It's a quickie, stop gap, not my usual full treatment re-surface/re-pin/etc. The piano is actually pretty nice as is for a few more years, other than this small section. Regards, Fred Sturm University of New Mexico On 12/14/06 1:38 AM, "jack houweling" <jackhouweling at dccnet.com> wrote: > Greg, Fred, > Here is a bridge pin remover I made. Easy enough for anyone to make. First > insert a threaded rod to fit the vise grips. I then put a metal sleeve > around the threaded rod, this will make it easier for the weight to slide > and is gentler on the hands. Then ad a couple washers and nuts. Works fine. > > Jack Houweling
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