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Hello,<br>
<x-tab> </x-tab>I'm new to
the list here, as well as this job. The screwdriver is extremely
difficult to get from here. I tried to get it from Bechstein better
than a year ago, and finally gave up. Email responses were taking
weeks- months, literally. (Of course, I've never ordered anything
directly from Germany before, nor do I speak the language) If I
remember correctly, they're in the neighborhood of $30/U.S, I may be
wrong. So, since you're offering, if you would add me to your order
list, Jürgen, I'd love to get one. And thanks for posting that
offer- much appreciated!<br>
<x-tab> </x-tab>Schaff
does have the tool on p40 of their catalog. No.81 Rocker
Screwdriver. It's $7.18. I have it and it is a bit awkward to
use. It works, but you might find the need to re-bend the angle
that steps up at the ends, and/or file down the tip width a bit in order
to use it more comfortably. It's especially difficult to use on
more stubborn, tight screws.<br>
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<br>
Brian Daley<br>
Yale University<br>
brian.daley@yale.edu<br>
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<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite>What is the price on these?<br>
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JOhn Minor<br>
University of Illinois<br>
<br>
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<br>
On Thu, 16 Aug 2001, Jürgen Goering wrote:<br>
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]The Bechstein offset screwdriver seems to be difficult to get in
North<br>
]America.<br>
]This tool is indispensable for regulating rocker arm capstans on grands
as<br>
]well as fastening screws in other tight spots.<br>
]<br>
]I am putting in an order for Bechstein offset screwdrivers directly
from<br>
]Germany. The order will go out on Monday August 20. Anyone
interested in<br>
]having a tool like this please contact me right away.<br>
]<br>
]Jürgen Goering<i></i></blockquote></html>