In a message dated 3/12/99 7:42:00 PM !!!First Boot!!!, lawsonic@global.co.za writes: << Hi List, I have a repair to quote for, a Rippen upright with the bass bridge split and capping splitting in sections across the bridge. Question is, what's the best type and/or combinations of wood for replacing the bridge. Brian >> The best repair for a RIppen is to tie a rope to it, drag it to the edge of a large, deep body of water, and let nature take it's course. But seriously, folks. To repair a bridge, if all the wood is still there, use either a super glue, or other type of epoxy, and clamp the thing back together. It will save you a lot of time, and might be the best repair for the job. (Remember my earlier statement, "if it works....) Willem Blees
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