Which model did you buy? From where, and how much? On 6-Jun-08, at 6:24 PM, Jon Page wrote: > Right when I watched the info-mercial I knew - I needed one of these. > http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uq3V-MfGzFk > > It proved to be the tool for the job. S&S M, bass bridge top end of > the body > lifted from the apron for a few inches but tight along rest of the > length. > > Every time before, the bridge broke off and I made a new body and cap. > > The top surface of this bridge is good, so I used the Fein > MultiMaster and had > that body off in less than 10 minutes in tact; surfaces useable. > > One photo is as they came apart, the other is after a little > attention. > > An oscillating belt sander dressed the bottom of the body, scraping > and sanding > cleaned up the apron. I'll glue on a piece of quarter sawn maple to > the bottom of the > body and adjust downbearing. Delignit would be overkill but mahogany > might be nice too. > > On a lesser quality piano I would be tempted to just fill the void > with epoxy but these > usually have too much d/b on the low end and shy on top anyway. > > I plan on experimenting removing a sounding board with this > fantastic tool. I have a dummy grand for this. > -- > > Regards, > > Jon Page<1.jpg><2.jpg> John Ross Windsor, Nova Scotia, Canada
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