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From: Philip Jamison=20
To: pianotech@ptg.org=20
Sent: February 07, 2003 8:30 AM
Subject: Dowel Source
Thanks for the replies on a source for 5/32" dowels for reed organ =
repair. Player Piano Company had them, but they no longer do. Schaff =
sells 3/16" dowels which are too big. Home Depot and hardware store sell =
sizes by 1/16" increments. Turning my own might be tough to do =
accurately. Dowel making machines are available, I've discovered. =
Stanley made one and Lee Valley Tools currently does. Unfortunately =
again, 1/4" is the smallest size. Maybe I'll just have to find a junker =
reed organ and steal some!
Philip Jamison Pianos
West Chester, PA
Try someplace like:
C.B. Cummings
P.O. Box 346
Norway, ME 04268
Phone: 207.743.6326
Fax: 207.743.9702
Email: cummings@cbcummings.com
Or:
Chicago Dowel Co., Inc.
4700 W. Grand Ave.
Chicago, IL 60639
Phone: 773.622.2000
800.333.6935
Fax: 773.622.2047
Email: sales@chicagodowel.com
They both make both 1/8" and 5/32" dowels in a variety of hardwoods =
(including maple). They also make dowel pins (or glue pins) down to at =
least 3/16", perhaps smaller. Both are commercial suppliers usually sell =
in rather large quantities -- we have ordered dowel pins in multiples of =
1,000 each quantities -- but if you give them the proper sob story they =
might feel enough sorry for you to skim off just a few.
Del
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