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Very good point Alan - and you are very correct!
Terry Farrell
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I agree with everything you have received by way of response so far =
from Don and others. What I would like to add is this: Bill Spurlock =
does a demonstration in which he puts a piece of bicycle innertube =
rubber between the capstan and the wip heel. On an action with ideal =
geometry, it added no measurable friction (!!!). Where sliding friction =
is present (as opposed to the rolling action achieved with correct =
geometry), it is greatly exasperated by non-polished capstans, dimpled =
wippen bottoms and the like.
Alan Eder
In a message dated 12/18/05 1:11:31 PM, JackHouweling@dccnet.com =
writes:
I would like to know how significant is friction on the capstan? If =
so, what would be the best way to lubricate?
Would this make any difference on the touchweight?
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Jack Houweling =20
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