Nice looking tool, maybe I will not have to keep that long chain on mine, at conventions now. Get me some brochures and I will hand them out at my damper classes. Who are you? Regards Roger At 08:44 PM 9/14/2003 +0000, you wrote: >After approximately two years of design and development work, Allegro Piano >Tools announces that the first shipment of its new underleaver lead swaging >pliers has arrived and is available for purchase. > >In the June, 2001 edition of the Piano Technicians Journal, a version of this >tool was presented and praised for its time-saving attributes in securing >loose >damper underleaver lead weights ("Underleaver Lead Crimping Pliers," p. 31). >The article explained that the tool was not available for purchase, but could >be made by procuring a pair of electric shank bending pliers and machining >those pliers for the new application. > >In response, Allegro Piano Tools created this new set of pliers to perform >the >same repair by combining traditional, drop forged, extension plier handgrips >with a pair of precision machined, premium tool steel jaws. Each jaw is >designed and manufactured to fit between any two underleavers, around and >behind underleaver flanges, and ultimately cinch up loose lead weights on >single, double, and triple weighted underleavers. All of this can be >accomplished without removal of the back action. > >The purchase price of one set of underleaver lead swaging pliers is $145.00, >plus shipping and applicable taxes. For more information, please call >847-781- >8082 or email allegro88@comcast.net. You may also visit >http://allegro88.home.comcast.net on the web. > >A limited number of pliers are presently in stock, so don't delay if you >foresee a quickly approaching need for this tool. > >Photographs are attached. > > >_______________________________________________ >pianotech list info: https://www.moypiano.com/resources/#archives
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