On 11/10/2012 1:18 PM, David Boyce wrote: > >> But when i started using them, they would break, or not quite fit. It >> didn't take me long to figure out that it was cheaper in the long run >> to buy a new replacement part, than to spend the time redoing the same >> repair over and over, until one of the parts actually worked. > On the other hand, sometimes it's the band new parts that don't quite > fit, and if you had salvaged parts from an old action of the exact make > and model, that could save a lot of bother. Where, for instance, would > one get a new action part for the Johann Jacob Bender action with the > curly-wurly wippen that I posted a picture of some weeks ago! Point > taken about brittleness though. > > Maybe there is a middle ground between running the salvage idea as a > business in its own right, and simply scrapping all the parts. > > Best regards, > > David. Well, that fell apart with the very first post. The suggestion was not to salvage old worn out action parts, nor start a salvage company. Ron N
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