Hi Richard: I confess, I did the same thing in India while in the Army Air Corp. in 1944. However, since I was an engine mechanic, I had 8 point sockets available. They work much better in an emergency. Jim Coleman, Sr. On Sat, 5 Jul 1997, Richard Moody wrote: > I tried it. Once upon a time, I visited the family back east but did > I bring my tuning kit?? Never leave home without it. My folks don't > have a piano, but oops, my uncle did. So finding that a 1/4" ratchet > tip was the "right size" I proceeded. Never again!! Even on a > breaker bar, it was too loose, and tended to chew the pins when I > tried to set them. I hadn't realized tuning pins were that soft. It > could have been an execption, but what a way to find out. > > Richard The Adaptor Pathatikish > ---------- > > From: Wimblees@aol.com > > To: pianotech@ptg.org > > Subject: Re: Intermediate tuning tip > > Date: Saturday, July 05, 1997 10:07 AM > > > > It might be difficult to work with, but how about a ratchet with a > 1/4" inch > > tip.? > > > > Wim Blees RPT > > St. louis >
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