At 08:02 AM 09/06/2000 -0500, you wrote: >Susan >Would you be blocking the dampers up and raising the hammers to about let >off to reach the shoulders or hammer tips with the "juice"? > >Paul Chick ----------------------------------------- Hi, Paul Actually, I'm still just planning to try it. I was thinking of leaving the hammers at rest, to keep them far from the dampers. Control of the application, so alcohol wouldn't splash all over or drip through the action would be desirable. I think that Bill Ballard's suggestion of using a long pipette sounds the most reasonable. A 6" stem sounds long enough to rest the tip on the hammers without raising them. I'm quoting Bill's post, below. He should probably tell you how it works, since it seems he has done it, instead of just thinking about it. Susan >I do it all the time but not with those bottles. Get yourself some >polyethylene transfer pipettes from MARKSON LabSales (800-528-5114 or ><http://www.markson.com>). 4 mL squeeze bulb at the top and a 6" stem. 500 >for $18.50. Thanks to Tom McNeil of the VT chapter for this tip. >Bill Ballard RPT >NH Chapter
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