<html> <body> Barbara - I am a saver...especially of list email.  Eventually (or not) I get to read some of it.  I just saw this post from last October, without any indication of an on-line response.  In the unlikely event that you found no satisfaction, or gave up, the maker was Al Grenning, in Boonville, NY.  Since his email address is listed in the directory, I suppose there's no harm in my posting it ...ALGRENNING@AOL.COM.   If you contact him, send my regards. David Skolnik Hastings on Hudson, NY At 12:58 PM 10/19/2004 -0500, you wrote: <blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">Hi all,   I have discovered while setting up and actually trying to work in my new (moved) shop, that I'm having a hard time finding things.  Golly, I remember where everything was in my shop at Illinois Wesleyan 9 years ago!  :-)   I just realized that a few things must have gotten lost in the moves from Texas and back (it's a little late to file a claim).     Anyway, strapped to my big old honking pipe clamps, was a jig--a long thin piece of plexiglass with rectanglar holders on each end that attached to hammer shanks on each end of a grand action.  When it was attached, one cold take the special pencils (I still have them!) and mark the location of the strings--making hammer spacing on the bench easier--especially when the piano is miles away.  I got it at a convention probably around '84-'85 (?) and I "think" it was David Betts who sold them.  Does anybody remember these, who made them, and what they were called?----(before I drop David a line saying, "Hey, was it you who sold those gizmos and are you still making and selling them?")  :-)     Barbara Richmond, RPT asking, "Dang.....where's my stuff?" somewhere near Peoria, IL</blockquote></body> </html>