Hmmmmmmmmmmm. I'm just wondering if this thing might
be a tad easier to use if a larger, rectangular metal
plate were affixed to the top ( on top of the circular
surface ) so that the keys could be placed there
without having to hold them, or having them tip off
and fall on to the floor.
Otherwise, quite impressive!
( Where is got ? )
Thump
--- Quentin Codevelle <quentin.codevelle@tiscali.fr>
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I took some pictures of the bushing removal tool.
> These pictures are much better than the one from the
> catalogue.
> My price list seems to say it is nearly 150$ (!!!!)
>
> My boss bought it for our workshop, but I didn't
> know it was so expensive.
> But it works real fine.
>
> the only negative point is that you have to use an
> electric hot plate with it. When we ordered it, we
> thought there was a water heating system integrated.
> For those who make lots of key bushing jobs, this
> tool is great.
>
> Chris Gregg's tool seems to be fine too, I've
> already thought about using this, but since we have
> this device, we do not have to change anymore since
> it is the fastest tool for changing the bushings.
>
> It is exactly the same process than barbara's tool,
> except it is faster and it takes less space.
>
> Quentin
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