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Muchas gracias, mi amigo! More off list...
And thanks to the rest of you too! :-)
Y'all have saved me a few hours of tracking down hardware, drilling, =
gooping, etc. =20
Peace,
Sarah
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From: Carl Meyer=20
To: Pianotech=20
Sent: Saturday, February 26, 2005 9:17 PM
Subject: Re: "Screwed"
These came from Orchard supply hardware. Since they were bought out =
by Sears, who knows? A couple of screws are on the way. Confirm your =
present address.
Carl Meyer PTG assoc
Santa Clara, Ca.
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From: Sarah Fox=20
To: Pianotech=20
Sent: Saturday, February 26, 2005 12:39 PM
Subject: Re: "Screwed"
Hi Carl,
<<Although I'm sure I have a screw like that, I think the threads in =
the wood must be damaged. I like the threaded insert approach. The =
trick is to install the insert perpendicular to the surface. I think I =
would use 3/8, sink the insert rather deep with an Allen wrench and use =
machine screws. You could use the lyre as a template to drill. Photo =
attached.>>
Cool insert! Where do you get those things? Home Depot? Some =
specialty supply?
I checked the threading, and nothing seems to be damaged. It =
happened because some genius put the screw back into the hole after =
removing the lyre and then put a moving blanket over the whole thing. =
Naturally someone grabbed/shoved it, and it bent right over. Even so, =
the wood seems fine. If you have a screw like this one lying around, it =
would save me from having to retrofit a machine screw or resort to a =
lag. ;-)
Ron, I had thought about the lag screw thing (including chucking the =
thing and lathing the head round), but it would have the wrong thread =
pitch (perhaps 10 tpi?). I could go to a 3/8" lag, of course. I just =
hate to do that. A threaded insert seems more elegant a solution, if I =
have to go that route.
Thanks, all! :-)
Peace,
Sarah
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