More cut-off bar questions

[Overs Pianos]

>What is a Clayton's cut-off?
>
>  Calin Tantareanu

Around thirty years ago, when I was finishing school, Claytons Tonic 
was the non-alcoholic drink folks would take if they weren't into the 
real stuff.

Similarly, the 'Claytons cut-off' is the one which isn't attached to 
the back beams. Should one be completely overcome by the urge to use 
an unattached cut-off, you might as well save the wood unless the 
sales folks are short of speel.

I don't know if the tonic is still made, but there's certainly no 
shortage of Claytons cut-offs to be had.

Ron O.
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