[CAUT] Key de-bushing question

Paul T Williams pwilliams4 at unlnotes.unl.edu
Mon May 19 06:34:19 MDT 2008


Thanks Ron and everyone,

It turned out that I got sidetracked on another project, so here they sit 
this morning with the mortise sizing cauls still in place.  I asume 
they're nice and dry by now ;>)

I should know better than to de-bush in the morning expecting to re-bush 
in the afternoon.  never again.....

Paul




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> I have a quick question for you.  How long do you typically let the 
> mortise sizing cauls sit while the wood dries after steaming out old key 

> bushings?  I usually do this at the end of a day, so they can sit over 
> night, but I'm wondering if just a couple of hours is enough. I finished 

> de-busing a few minutes ago and would like to have the whole set 
> re-bushed today, but if you all think they should still sit for 8-10 
> hours or more, I'll wait until Monday. 

At least overnight, preferably over 24 hours. If the keys 
aren't dry and stable when you bush, they *will* move.

 From a couple off re-re-bushing experiences over the years.

Ron N

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