Hi Richard: On Thu, 26 Jun 1997, Richard Moody wrote: > Warren, > 8 inch (shaft) would work. The tip has to be about 1/18th. It > seems I can find 6 1/2 but that is 3/4 th too short. I know I should > take out the hammers, but still the spring rail is in the way. And > these screws are "inside" the damper arm. One pict and you would see > what I mean. I posted about using # 9 wire. I didn't know how to > temper it and it broke. > What do you mean fits in the hole of a screw inserter? > > Richard M. The Pacific Supply Catalog #1342A shows a spring loaded screw holder which is hollow to allow a narrow screwdriver to be insert in order to start a screw while it is being held in place. There are long scewdrivers available at tool places that sell to the electronics trade. Jim Coleman, Sr. > > ---------- > > From: Warren Fisher <fish@communique.net> > > To: pianotech@ptg.org > > Subject: Re: Mystery? > > Date: Thursday, June 26, 1997 12:04 AM > > > > Richard Moody wrote: > > > > > > What screwdriver is used to get to the brass plates (on the > > > horrorzonetal plane) for Kimball upright Dampers > > > > > > > Richard, I've got an 8" cabinet screwdriver that I ground the sides > down > > so it would fit in the hole of a screw inserter that works pretty > well > > for that. What do you use? > > > > Warren > > -- > > Home of the Humor List > > Warren D. Fisher > > fish@communique.net > > Registered Piano Technician > > Piano Technicians Guild > > New Orleans Chapter 701 >
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