boris_plotnikov
207 posts
Aug 14, 2010
10:44 PM
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Question for customizers.
I know two ways of full length slot embossing.
1) You have to rotate reed off the slot and emboss the part of the slot which is closer to the rivet.
2) You have to work with small screwdriver and push the reedplate copper toward the reed. It's really easy to damage the reed.
Do you make full lenght slot embossing? Which way do you prefer?
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jim
294 posts
Aug 15, 2010
12:36 AM
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I use #2.
And I do that to german silver reedplates only now. I don't do any extreme setup on brass anymore.
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Leonid
63 posts
Aug 15, 2010
3:07 AM
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I prefer #1 but rotating reed means that the reed can become loose.
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Leonid
64 posts
Aug 15, 2010
4:49 AM
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Slightly different approach from the man himself.
Rick Epping on the subject:
http://www.harp-l.org/pipermail/harp-l/2008-December/msg01108.html
https://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dckkn2d6_22m6mx4gf8
http://www.harp-l.org/pipermail/harp-l/2008-December/msg01146.html
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