[Harp-L] Re: embossing



In a message dated 1/21/2007 11:22:05 A.M. Eastern Standard Time, Rupert  
Oysler writes:
For embossing plated reedplates like Seydel Favorite, Black  Favorite, 
etc.,  I use .........snip.......... the thinnest gapping  shim from the 
autoparts gapping stuff (like .001 or whatever it is) often  several times, 

Thanks to Rupert for the embossing info which mentioned tools for  use on 
chrome plated reedplates.
  I wonder why the word "plated" was used since the tools  mentioned seem to 
be the same tools and methods one would use for  non-plated reedplates.  
Comments?
  Also......I am putting together a list of stuff i need to order from  
Micromark for my harp tweaking efforts  I plan to order the sanding wands  #81471 
and a magnifying light #80762 for my aging eyes.  I will also add  the sanding 
paper #60471 that Rupert uses to free over-embossed reed  slots.
Before i place my order, i am open to suggestions of any other  indispensable 
tools that i need from Micromark.  I have a LO tuning kit and  after all 
these years, i finally ordered a reed replacement tool from  Bill Rommel, but I 
have yet to use it.  I've been on the road, so to  speak.  I also have a small 
hammer.
  Any suggestions how to obtain such a thin shim as .001, other than  buying 
another complete set of feeler gauges?  I already have 3 sets  and none 
contain have such a critter.  tia.
ron
 




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