<HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE>Re: [CAUT] Pulley keys.</TITLE> </HEAD> <BODY> On 3/25/05 10:22 AM, "Roger Jolly" <roger= .j@sasktel.net> wrote: <BLOCKQUOTE>Hi Fred <BLOCKQUOTE> like, say tite-bond (how would I k= now that?)   Oh my! did you you do that silly thing.   I= would never do that......... again.(G) </BLOCKQUOTE></BLOCKQUOTE> Hey, I’ll try most anything that seems like it might work, and will s= ave some time and effort – with a bit of discretion as to what piano I= try it on. Which is one reason I love university work. Lots of pianos to ex= periment on where nobody will notice if it goes wrong.     On the subject of sizing BR holes using a BR pin ch= ucked in a drill, I have to agree with Mannino. I’ve tried it and have= n’t had any luck. Tried at various speeds and lengths of time (= heat,= size, ironing effect). Bottom line, like Don, I think the hole has to be ta= pered from above, and the only way I can figure to do that is with an easer = from above. 3 mm or so of cylindrical material the size of the pin is too mu= ch. 1 mm is about just right. (Oh, I used these simple-minded metric numbers= because I was writing with Roger in mind. For the more intellectual on the = list, who like to exercise their minds deciphering fractions, that would be = about 1/8” and about 3/64”. The English system of measurement is= such a wonderful heritage, I hope we never abandon it <G>). Regards, Fred Sturm University of New Mexico </BODY> </HTML>