[Harp-L] cruciform needle punch
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- From: "James F. Antaki, PhD" <turbodog@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 02 Jul 2011 15:06:28 -0400
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On or about June 29, Robert Hale, alias "DUKE of WAIL" asked:
> It has been mentioned on the list to use a cruciform needle to enlarge
> the reed hole before relocating it to another plate.
> Any help, please? Thank you.
Turbodog replies:
Robert, the tool that I use for enlarging holes is actually a miniature hand
reamer. Watchmakers, clockmakers, and horologists use this tool for almost
the same purpose, except instead of a Marine Band 4-B reed they enlarge the
center hole of a Seth Thomas minute hand, or the like.
If you have not already found something to do the trick, I can help procure
one for you.
All the best.
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