Jumping Tuning pins:a

[Susan Kline]

I said:
><< I think its better to leave the pins a shade high when you drive them in
>the
> first time, then use the Instacoiler, neaten the coils (they'll need a lot
> less neatening than with other methods), then do a rough chipping, and THEN
> level them the last bit with the shank and punch. That way they end up
> _really_ uniform in height.
> 
> Hope this helps.
> 
> Susan
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Sam Grossner answered:
> Good idea, Susan, however, once the pin starts a thread by turning, is there
>a chance of messing up the friction by driving it anew? Probably not, I've
>done it this way too.
>
>
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Dear Sam --

That idea never occurred to me. I haven't encountered the problem, but I
don't know if it happens or not. The final distance is very small.

Anybody out there who knows about this and can tell us?

Yours,

Susan

Susan Kline
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