Greg Newell wrote: > Spread out over almost the entire length of the keybed I find this a much > more appealing sacrifice than using the relatively small area provided by > the lyre itself. The contact area, if used correctly is the front of the > keybed with the tool starting at the left leg side and running along the > length close to the front. This should have very little chance of driving > the drop screws into the pin block I'd say. I haven't seen the drop screw damage from lyre moves, though I've seen action damage from otherwise rough rides. But yes, I agree entirely. Something like the horse looks to me to be an ideal approach to avoiding teardown/setup damage. Ron N
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