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[pianoman]

Hi Jim B,
Aren't we all fence strattlers.
I agree partially with Jim Harvey but in fact I by the powertools out of a
box and assemble them myself knowing that this prep must be done by me.  I
do not buy large power tools assembled and ready to go . nor does any one
else, I think.  This part is understood.  If I buy a new vehicle, I expect
it to be right when I drive it away from the dealer.  I think Jory paid
more for his Petrof than my Mazda truck.  I didn't have to take my Mazda
truck back till 30,000 miles for adjustment.

James Grebe
R.P.T. of the P.T.G.
 St. Louis, MO.
Competent Service since 1962
 Do what is right and do no harm
 Creator of  Handsome Hardwood Caster Cups and Practical Piano  Peripherals

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> From: JIMRPT@aol.com
> To: harvey@greenwood.net; owner-pianotech@ptg.org; pianotech@ptg.org
> Subject: Re:  Re: Petrof reply
> Date: Saturday, September 05, 1998 7:17 PM
> 
> 
> In a message dated 9/5/98 7:50:56 PM, harvey@greenwood.net wrote:
> 
> <<After purchase, do you not adjust your bandsaw? Do
> you not check for run-out, or perhaps balance the wheels? Do you not
check
> that your table saw blade is 90-degrees to the table? Did you not spend
> quite a while getting your radial arm tweaked to perfection?>>
> 
> Jim H;
>  While I agree with your general premise I also agree in context with
> James..........
> how's that for fence stradlling :-)
>   While each and every statement above is accurate, and reasonable, if
you
> paid 16,000 each for your table saw, band saw, and/or radial saw would
you
> still be as lenient/forgiving with them and their set up?
>  Just a question?
> Jim Bryant (FL)
> "we have two interstates :-)"
> JB