Hi Richard, Just for the record: At 09:33 AM 08/07/02 +0200, you wrote: >Oh you can bend them allright. The average tuning lever >certainly gives you enough leverage. Take a new one and >drill a hole in the closest telephone pole and screw it in, >then give it your best shot... you will bend it easily >enough me thinks. > >RicB I didn't write this. Ron N. did: >Avery Todd wrote: > > > > >I don't know what this guy does, but he actually, sometimes severely, > > >bends tuning > > >pins just in the tuning process. Springing, or flagpoling a pin a little > > >to find > > >the string equilibrium point is normal. Bending the pin past it's plastic > > >deformation limit is severely abnormal. > > > But I wrote this: > > > > > > How is this physically possible? It's not like they were made out of some > > easily bendable material. > > > > Avery
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