[Harp-L] seeking advice: tools needed to start working on harps
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- Subject: [Harp-L] seeking advice: tools needed to start working on harps
- From: Peter Beck <kpfbeck@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 23 Mar 2016 12:29:14 -0500
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Greetings Harp-l Friends,
SWIM (someone who isnât me) wants to start working on his/her harmonicas.
Only played stock previously. Never gapped, tuned, nothinâ. Can use tools,
but owns none. As in, doesnât even have a screwdriver.
What are the essential tools for getting started? Please be granular and
give brand names and model numbers.
Also, letâs say thereâs a glimmer of an idea that it might be nice to
convert from the nails in old Marine Bands to screws. I reckon thatâs a
step up in terms of tooling. Is a drill press required? Etc.
Thanks in advance for all the great advice.
Bright moments,
Peter Beck
kpfbeck@xxxxxxxxx
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