In message <Pine.LNX.3.91.950902074528.31642A-100000@pacifier.com> Larry Fisher writes: > >If memory serves me correctly, graphite is used in the casting >of iron. Yes your memory is wright But it is spheroid graphite, all so the modern frame (plate) is vacum casts to keep out impurates and forme a more reliable cast. > Soooo.......if there be graphite in the plate, drilling the t-pin hole > larger would be totally destructive if there be an existing hole in the pin > block don't you know. Yes!.... but I did plug the old holes in the wrest pin plank (pin block) before pluging the frame (plate) Soooo no problemo. as yet!!! Drilling the plate first then drilling the pin > block is a more gooder idear, but still be advised, REMOVE ALL PARTICLES > OF CAST BEFORE DRILLING NEW PIN BLOCK HOLE......EH? Removing the plate > all together to do your drilling is most bestest, but I can understand > the reluctance when the job was bid with out this proceedure in mind. I agree under normal times I whould have taken out the frame (plate) and be more relaxed and not haveing to watch were the chaff lands. > Regarding the application of WD40 on the drill bit(and yes I read the > part where you wiped it off)...................I only use WD40 as > a precursory activity along with shaving and primping and such, before I > go on a date with some rather muscular and kinky women. A constant > supply of air directed on the bit during the drilling operation helps > keep the bit TOTALLY COOL DUDE! The introduction of yet another > lubricant (deodorant for some) would make me think about this whole thing > a bit different. ye hum well if you say so :-) I feel the tuning pin hole should be a very clean area, > wood only, no contaminants of any kind, especially lubricants, no matter > how minute. know on this wee do agree. > Now if y'all don't mind, I'm going to try some home made blueberry "lick > koor" before I go to bed........eat your hearts out!!!! > Id rather eat some of that pie > -- \ | / (o o) ---------------------oOO--U--OOo---------------------------- Barrie Heaton Email piano@forte.demon.co.uk ------------------------------------------------------------
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