Hi, Jon. I don't know that tool, unless it's a version of the tool sold by Renner, with both blades on one end of a handle. How does it get into the screw that's further away from you, far under the bottom of the whippen? With the stack on the keys, the access between the key and the whippen is near zero, and finding the screw slot is much harder than finding a modern brass capstan hole by feel. Besides, if I remember right, there is a vertical sticker pinned into the whippen that dangles into a felt-lined recess in the rocker capstan, and turning the back screw with those in the way is for all practical purposes impossible. That's why I said, "to my considerable relief". Doing it as I described was relatively painless, non-damaging, quick, and didn't require a special tool or unprintable incantations. Do you see a drawback to that approach? Thanks. -Mark Schecter Jon Page wrote: > The Bechstein Off-Set Screwdriver is available > from various suppliers. That's the tool to adjust > rocker arm set screws.
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