marking tuning pin holes for drilling.

Richard Brekne Richard.Brekne@grieg.uib.no
Mon, 18 Oct 2004 09:02:55 +0100


Farrell wrote:

>Is this a joke also? Or did I miss something. Plate bushings to stability
>pinblock MC?
>  
>

No.. not pinblock MC.   One of the big arguments tossed around is how / 
if / why  the pinblock moves -- creeps over time under the tensions that 
are exerted on it, and how this effects the need for very good fitting 
with the plate...specially the plate flange.  It is argued that because 
the fulcrum of the pins is moved upwards and onto the plate via the 
bushings when these are used, that the requirement for exact pinblock/ 
flange fitting is not so critical. A good deal more arguementation gets 
tossed in on both sides.  As far as I can see the main arguementations 
for or against the use of bushings goes along these lines. Most of the 
rest seems a bit periphial IMHO.

Lots of  stuff on this in the archieves... I'm sure you are pretty 
familiar with most of it Terry.

Cheers
RicB


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