I'm sure I'm not the only one who does that through the strings with Glen Hart's voicing tool, but I also use a single no. 6 needle in a battery powered Dremel Mototool and go all the way through the hammer from the side under the crown area. I use that to get deep penetration at the crown without necessarily touching the surface. Paul S. Larudee Richard Brekne wrote: > Interesting post Dale Erwin... my experience echos yours as I am sure many > others does as well. I took a tip from Franz Mohr on these kind of hammers > while he was in Seattle a few years back, and found that three deep sticks > right down the throat of the crown almost always did the trick. One Big Fat > needle is all you need. > > This had a habit of needed a repeat treatment after a few months. You could > beat the shoulders to death and nothing would happen, but these three deep > jabs at the crown did wonders. > > -- > Richard Brekne > RPT, N.P.T.F. > Bergen, Norway
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