Newton wrote: > One is to drill a large hole into the block > and replace the removed material with pin block plugs and redrill. Great care > needs to be taken to assure that the plugs are well and truly glued into place > and that they will never (nearly) rotate. I wonder if you drill the holes for the plugs so that they are off center from the hole where the pins were and will be. That way, the plug would be restricted from rotatating. That would involve somehow "remembering" where the original tuning pin holes were. Maybe you could make an outline of where all the pins are, drill the plug holes off-center and then use the outline to drill the new holes. I might be way off here. I don't really know anything about drilling a pin block. I'm still near the beginning of the Potter course! Give me some time... Charles Neuman PTG Assoc. Nassau County, NY
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