---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment Thanks Woks for me Uhh actually Trix Dale Where does one get a Senco or Danair & is one superior to the other. We string a lot so we need the best indusrtrial grade device out there Dale I know nothing of Senco, they may well be excellent air hammers. I do have a couple of Senco staplers I like a lot. But, I started using Danair back when it was still Aerosmith. I have used the same tool for about 30 years now. It has faithfully pounded pins in hundreds, if not thousands, of pianos. (It was on loan to the stringing line at the Baldwin vertical plant for a couple of months and you can't get rougher service than that.) I've had it rebuilt once -- at a very nominal cost -- but the same basic tool is still going strong. I know it's a personal thing I prefer buying tools for the long haul. Buying a tool like this with the notion that I'll simply use it up and replace it in a couple of years is abhorrent to me; not to mention being environmentally wasteful. I also prefer the excellent and personal service by a company like Danair to the impersonal catch as catch can service of some importer. So, if I ever have to replace my faithful Aerosmith hammer -- and I doubt I ever will -- it will be with a new Danair hammer. Del ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/24/1e/88/b2/attachment.htm ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment--
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