In a message dated 4/1/00 3:42:57 PM !!!First Boot!!!, bases-loaded@juno.com writes: << What have some of you had the most luck with? Instead of chiseling off the entire wedge-shaped spacer, I was considering just cutting out the 4-5 inches required to allow the plate to come up, then gluing it back in after the plate is back in. This is an ebony job, so wood coloring and matching is not a problem. Any simpler ideas? Mark Potter >> I have found that removing the entire wedge shaper spacer is easier than removing part of it. The wedge comes off rather easy, and can be reglued without much difficulty. And especially since it is ebony it will be easy to patch any repairs. Willem
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