If you only need a few... get ahold of a small bandsaw and make them yourself. I am not sure its called a bandsaw actually, but it looks like a mini band saw with a really thin cutting band. A handy tool to have and be good at useing for replacing no longer available parts on older pianos. Richard Brekne I.C.P.T.G. N.P.T.F. Bergen, Norway Clyde Hollinger wrote: > John, > > I hope someone on the list has a better answer for you than I do. If > you can't find a matching flange and the old one can't be repaired, I > can think of two options. One, regulate the damper wire and the spoon > to work properly even if it doesn't look right. Two, start robbing > parts from the top. The dampers usually stop around E6; the removal > of one or two aren't usually missed. > > Clyde Hollinger >
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