Horace wrote about the proper treatment being to "case harden" the capo. I remember reading about this possibility about 15 years ago in the PTJ (Krefting was editing then), but haven't been able to locate the article in years since. Maybe it was in the one or two issues I've misplaced. Anyway, can anyone shed light on this? What is involved? (I seem to remember removal of plate, and use of some sort of torch, with precise temperature control being mandatory, or the whole effort was not only wasted, but matters were made worse). Anyone doing this? Experiences? Fred S. Sturm, RPT University of New Mexico
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