On 4/6/2012 10:25 AM, Joseph Garrett wrote: > Ron N. said: "Absolutely, on the (or a) scraper. Everyone who thinks they > have a piano > shop is mistaken if they don't own, and know how to sharpen and use a > good scraper. Properly done, you can peel transparent curls from wood > like a plane, only smaller. A first rate, much misused and maligned tool." > > Ron, > I would agree. Also, unbeknownst to most there are several sizes available. > I like the1" one. I have a couple of 1" single edge Red Devils that I've relied on for many years. I find the handle fit's me better than anything else I've used. The steel could be better, but it's generally sharpenable enough that I haven't gotten around to the carburizing/hardening experiment yet. Might be time to try one. >BTW, it is best to "rough up" the painted surface before > PVC-E gluing the Leather/Escane to the music desk. (just a tip<G>) BTW, it's still Ecsaine, not Escane. It's an old trick, dog, you can do it. <G> Ron N
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