Another great flashlight.

Richard Oliver Snelson rsnelson0984@mchsi.com
Mon, 27 Sep 2004 19:26:12 -0500


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MessageSteinway dealer learned about this one at damper school in N.Y. =
Tried my best to steal from dealer. He watched it like a hawk.=20
Stylus streamlight - pencil size LED light, runs on AAAA batteries. =
Tight focus point fits in action to pinpoint problems in bright light.=20
I found it at NAPA auto parts store for $18. =20
Richard Oliver Snelson

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  From: Alan=20
  To: Pianotech=20
  Sent: Monday, September 27, 2004 7:10 PM
  Subject: RE: Beginner tool arsenal


  Some are so obvious (screwdrivers, flashlights, etc.) that I think a =
more interesting thread would be "What tools did you get along with at =
one time but now find indespensible?"

  My list would include a tilter; a Red Devil 5-in-One painter's tool; =
paint brush (duster); Spurlock stuff (lid prop, key carriers, felt =
cutting Teflon grooved thingy, bushing cauls, Bushmaster, and, later, =
regulating tools, etc.); Hart spring tool or similar; springy jack toe =
wedge; spring-loaded screw starter; long handled capstan wrench; coil =
maker; coil lifter; flush cutting pin cutter; heavy duty wire cutter; =
wire coil brakes (Ya learn the need for these quickly and painfully!); =
Dremmel tool; punching lifter; key leveling devices; .....

  Then everyone probably has a list of stuff they've bought that sounded =
good but now never use ... including stuff right out of Schaff's catalog =
that sounded good, looked good, sounded necessary but ....=20


  Alan R. Barnard
  Salem, MO
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    From: Quentin Codevelle [mailto:quentin.codevelle@tiscali.fr]=20
    Sent: Monday, September 27, 2004 11:54 AM
    To: pianotech
    Subject: Beginner tool arsenal


    Let's begin with a Yamaha Tuning hammer, a 440 A tuning fork and =
some mutes, and... a damn insurance policy !!!!

    Andre, do you have an insurance policy for your Verituner?? :-)

    Quentin


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