Hi, Joe. Could you use a strip of emery cloth about 400-800 and smooth the surface that way? Seems like a couple-three strokes ought to get rid of it. Maybe do one pass through the set with 400, and another with 800 to polish. (But, yeah, what a pain!) -Mark Schecter Joseph Garrett wrote: > I'm working on an S&S "A". Ordered Steinway N.Y. "Improved" parts. While > repinning over half of the Hammer Flanges, I kept getting 'poked' on the > finger tip, as I "worked" the flanges, before measuring with my gram > gauge set-up. Upon closer examination I found that a large percentage of > the drop screws have a "tit" in the center of the drop screw contact > surface! Upon real close examination, I see maching marks leading to the > "tit" which are rough. (the plating doesn't smooth that out). I > consulted S&S and got another set of drop screws....Same damned thing! > Now what?!!!!
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