<HTML><FONT FACE=arial,helvetica><FONT SIZE=2>In a message dated 3/20/0=
3 3:17:42 PM Pacific Standard Time, sckline@attbi.com writes:
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LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-RIGHT: 0px; PADDING-LEFT: 5px">While the glue trick is fun=
, and has gotten me out of a lot of tight spots,
<BR>replacing the broken part is, of course, better. The glue trick is nice
<BR>for sudden emergencies and obsolete parts, though. I use it quite often
<BR>for little trifles, and every time when the glues turn warm and stick
<BR>together like mad, I grin and giggle a little.
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<BR>I did this with a hammer shank on a brand new Kemble upright. The =
hard part was getting it perfectly aligned. It ended up being so strai=
ght, I left it and didn't order a new part. CA glue is truly miraculou=
s. Now if I could only get this hammer shank off of my finger....<g=
rimace>
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<BR>Dave</FONT></HTML>