CA glue a Baldwin

[Farrell]

Indeed. I have little doubt that would work just fine. One thing I have noticed with CA is that it has little shear strength. One can use that fact to one's advantage in the shop. Sometimes I build little jigs to position something and only need it for one application - I will often use CA because it is fast and one can just take a hammer and hit the parts in such a manner that shear stress is directed to the joint and it pops apart quite readily.

Terry Farrell
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Roger Jolly 
                    Cur yourself a piece of maple dowel of the appropriate diameter and just tap them through.  The pop out quiet easily.
  Regards Roger


  At 01:15 PM 3/9/2006, you wrote:

    i appreciate all the input from everyone. it's been very helpful.
    i did have one final question about how using CA around bushings affects a 
    future pinblock replacement when and if the customer eventually has the 
    piano rebuilt. she and her husband mentioned they'd like to rebuild as soon 
    as they had the money saved up.

    i wonder how easy it is to replace bushings that have been soaked with CA. i 
    saw that someone had brought that up on a post.

    has someone replaced CA'd bushings before? does it really matter?

    let me know.

    thanks

    daniel carlton

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