Wurlitzer used that configuration for many years. Look for another wippen that will fit before tying to fix something that damaged. -- Newton Hunt Highland Park, NJ mailto:nhunt@jagat.com Kristinn Leifsson wrote: > > Hi, > > I´m trying to fix a broken wippen from a Wagner upright. > The problem is that there is no jack flange, but the center pin goes > through a hole in the wippen "proper", so I hesitate to find a replacement > instead of fixing it, since this is not very common in pianos around here. > It´s been glued before, but it broke again. However I don´t think it was > glued well enough so I´d like to try it myself (the pieces fit pretty well > together) > > What interesting methods might be hidden there inside your brains? > Wasn´t it Susan Kline that had something involving two types of glue. > Could you explain thoroughly which glues ya´ll have in mind, seeing as > trademarks are variable? > > Thanks, > > Kristinn
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