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Del & David,
<p>What about a tuning pin that is oversize from just under the coils down
and size 1/0 or 2/0 from there up? That would give added stiffness
to the pin in the portion that passes through the webbing without sacrificing
the better torque and smaller string coils that you get with standard size
pins. It also allows reuse of the old pin block (if it is in good
condition) while still retaining the benefits of standard size pins.
(David Love and David Ilvedson know that I have a special reason for asking
this question.)
<p>Paul Larudee
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<p>David Skolnik wrote:
<blockquote TYPE=CITE> At 11:22 PM 05/13/2001 -0700, you wrote:
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<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite>Another thought though; someone mentioned
to me the problem of restringing
<br>with <u>oversize</u> pins -- something I'd not really thought about
since we don't
<br>do this.
<p>Del</blockquote>
<p>Del-
<br>Could you make clear what size pin qualifies as "oversized", assuming
that 2/0 was the original? Thanks.
<p>David Skolnik
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