On 12/29/2010 9:09 AM, J Patrick Draine wrote: > I worked on a small Brambach yesterday -- while the rep appears to be > the same as in Paul's pix, I think the knuckles were standard (round). > Does this jive with others' experience with Brambachs (they're pretty > rare in my New England clientele)? > Would Jack Wyatt educate us on the makers who used Thayer knuckles, and > these repetitions? > Thanks, > Patrick Draine I don't think so. The knuckles were flat, and long enough to span both the jack top and the repetition. Bill Monroe posted some photos on 1/25/2010. There are at least two types of knuckles that I've heard called "Thayer". One is like those pictured in Bill's post, and the other had a knuckle that was pointed on one end, and tapered on the other. This one was used with a more typical wippen. APSCO used to sell them. Ron N
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