Positioning Plate/Action

Newton Hunt nhunt@optonline.net
Mon, 05 Feb 2001 23:21:49 -0500


Jim Coleman Jr. makes lag bolts with a hex screw threaded into the top
of the screw and pinned in place with steel pins.

He needs the diameter of the plate holes, the thickness of the plate
at each hole and the original distance from soundboard to plate
underside.  He will turn down the head of the lag head to fit
underneath, set the height of the hex screw so a cap nut will secure
the plate in place.  These bolts can be adjusted from the top side of
the plate with a hex wrench after the plate is in place and can even
be adjusted after stringing to help improve tone a fraction.

Nice neat thingees, about $11 for each.

I just love 'em.

		Newton

PS Loved them Coleman folks.


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