[Harp-L] poor man's embossing station (with appropriate thanks)
In a message dated 6/26/2007 10:01:09 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time, Rupert
Oysler writes:
For my average set-up the first thing I will do is reed-flatten, then score
the reed lengthwise, press the reed heel into the slot, emboss, score the
slot edges near rivet, establish clearance between the reed
and slot, reshape reed, gap, tune...sometimes there's days between things to
settle etc.
Thanks Rupert, re your second step, "scoring the reed", I assume you meant
that with a glasscutter you score the slot, not the reed?
I've said it before, but i really appreciate your Harp Repair DVD.
You've also got me wondering about the actual purpose of your
reed-flattening - is it to widen the reed to reduce tolerance or just to properly shape
the reed before starting other procedures?
ron
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