---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment Terry, comments below k? Farrell wrote: > Hey Greg. The clamp at the URL I sent is simply a clamp that appears > very similar to the clamp I had found nearby to me. It is not the same > clamp. It is not from that (URL) source. The clamp I found does indeed > cost only $7. > Missed that finer point. sorry. Are they like ... generic or > something? > I also looked at the K type clamps. The ones I looked at, when you > put some pressure on them, the jaws did not remain parallel to one > another - the formed a small but significant angle. Yours may well be > better. > Specifically which ones did you find this to be true on? How much > pressure were you exerting? I'm trying to get used to not crushing > things. I kinda got used to things being real tight from my year in > automotive. Not always the best thing in working with wood. If I get a > nice clean joint, minimal clamping pressure should do nicely. The > hardest thing to control is myself. > My attraction to, and reason for trying to evaluate these others > further is the $7 X 25 = $$$ factor. > Point well taken! I agree!! > As far as digging into the rim underside - a little block between > clamp and piano solves that problem. > > True but how many hands do you have? I only got 2 and I aint all that > great with one of them. "K" body clamps seem easier. My 2 cents. > > Terry Farrell -- Greg Newell mailto:gnewell@ameritech.net ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/3f/ac/57/1b/attachment.htm ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment--
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