impacted shop practices

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Oh yeah that! Hey, mines.....duuuuunnnn...well almost.
   Dale





Try using grade 8 chrome flat head socket screws, or stainless show polished.  No slips, no broken screws.  Works swell for nosebolts too.
 
"HEY, aren't you supposed to be getting a piano ready for the National??",,  
 
Oh yeah,, THAT.  Ok,, back to work! 



                Michael Spreeman 
http://www.spreemanpianoinnovations.com


> Date: Wed, 11 Jun 2008 10:08:54 -0500
> From: rnossaman at cox.net
> To: pianotech at ptg.org
> Subject: Re: impacted shop practices
> 
> 
> > Alrighty then. I got one... so I'm trying it.
> > Up till now I have used a brace & bit...Carefully. But its' a hard 
> > work. I usually fit all the screws to the new block before finishing 
> > just to avoid those famous words........oooops!!! MAn I hate that
> > Dale
> 
> I hate that too. I'd been running a long screw of the same 
> diameter into the block with my 3/8" VSR drill, which takes a 
> lot of the work out of driving them by hand, either with a 
> brace or ratchet, but it's still work. The biggest potential 
> problem I see with the impact is breaking the heads of old 
> screws. I started replacing old pinblock screws years ago 
> because of that, and was driving them by hand.
> 
> If we had any sense, we'd just switch to Robertson's and get 
> it over with.
> Ron N

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