First Ecsaine Install

[gordon stelter]

Have you tried "Aileen's Tacky Glue", especially the
"extra thick" type? 
I find it grabs fabrics better and quicker than
anything, never needs a second application, and stays
just a  little resilient, so there's no worry about it
hardening the material too much. I've been using it
for years in actions with no apparent detriments, but
would like to hear others' opinions. 
     Thump


--- Jon Page <jonpage at comcast.net> wrote:

> After finding a saw blade that fit the width of the
> kerf in the butt,
> cleaning went easier.
> In the photo, the butt on the left shows the first
> round of gluing.
> The center butt shows the second round with a clamp
> for
> securing the butt material; the catcher required no
> clamping
> as the thinner material allowed the Bolduc glue to
> hold beautifully.
> The butt on the right shows the trimmed catcher
> material.
> 
> It's not a difficult task but it sure is time
> consuming. By the time
> I file the hammers on the oscillating drum sander
> and reinstall
> the hammers, I figure I'll be into this operation
> for about 8 hours.
> 
> Was Baldwin using Corfam in 1980?  I bought another
> Baldwin
> console this past week and forgot to check for it,
> gulp.
> -- 
> 
> Regards,
> 
> Jon Page



 
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