Action Center Pin Progression

[Avery Todd]

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Terry,

I also use the long wire when I'm repinning sets. But I've started using 
Don Manino's reamers to ream the entire set of new or rebushed flanges and 
then use the long wire to repin. I can do a whole set in about 2-3 hrs. 
max. Without interruptions, of course. I personally never rebush an entire 
set, I just order a new one. It's just not worth it time wise to rebush. 
But you've got to remember that I work in a university setting! :-)

Avery

At 03:54 PM 3/1/05, you wrote:
>Nope, nope, nope, nope. And no, you are not an idiot! One can daisy-chain 
>a set of flanges on a long wire for sizing the bushings to the wire. Then 
>you remove all the flanges. Then use a wire with a filed end (roughed up 
>with file for reaming - if desired/needed) to do any reaming and/or 
>burnishing that you want (the long wire really, does work so very nice for 
>these purposes). Then you assemble flange and thingee (wippen, hammer 
>shank flange, whatever) and slide one assembly down the wire at a time to 
>the opposite end and snip the wire.
>
>Make sense?
>
>I guess the real nice feature of the long wire is the handy bushing sizing 
>chain and the very high performance reamer/burnisher.
>
>Terry Farrell
>
>Hold on...I'm looking at your photo...if a snip the center pin wire at one 
>end or the other how do I get to the other side of the flange to snip 
>it?   Is this strictly for burnishing?   Am I a complete idiot?   What am 
>I missing here?
>
>David Ilvedson
>
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