[Harp-L] Hoehner MB cover nail patterns
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- Subject: [Harp-L] Hoehner MB cover nail patterns
- From: "fS" <fshipley@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 15 Dec 2011 17:21:05 -0800
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I'll try this again.
I've been setting up a workstation for repairing my MB harps and before I
get too obsessed I need to understand how Hoehner mfg's the MB.
Are any fixtures used to assemble the covers to the rail/comb assy?
I'm thinking probably not just based on the evident variables of :
nailhole pattern when viewed with the covers off.
Varying distance and angle of the covers to the rail ends.
Right now I'm simply reworking each harp to be able to disassemble and
reassemble itself so I:
drill through existing cover nailholes with a 0.090 for clearance of 2-56
screws
pop 4 of the 8 cover nails and drill 2 holes
use 2 spare 090 drills as guide pins and finish the other 4 holes
continue the task of drilling 1-76 tapholes indexed from the lower rail and
through the rail/com/rail sandwich and then clearance holes through the
upperrail/body
but there would be no guarantee of compatability between harps.
the variability got me to thinking that I might use a old rail as the drill
guide and drill the covers separately off the assembly with the guide.
So, I guess the question is still if anyone has knowledge of "fixturing" in
use at factory or is it simply trained eye with variablilty?
Thank
fred
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