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#2009256 - 01/05/13 02:30 AM
Re: cutting out piano keys and other questions.
[Re: TecFlip]
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... I just couldn't find any bolts that were hollow all of the way through. Any clue how much they would be if I ordered them online? It would probably be easier to find steel or brass tube stock of the appropriate size. Get a tap and die set to run the threads, and just double nut one end to use as a head.
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#2009780 - 01/05/13 11:43 PM
Re: cutting out piano keys and other questions.
[Re: JohnSprung]
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... I just couldn't find any bolts that were hollow all of the way through. Any clue how much they would be if I ordered them online? It would probably be easier to find steel or brass tube stock of the appropriate size. Get a tap and die set to run the threads, and just double nut one end to use as a head. That's not a bad idea. But would the threads be as strong as regular bolt threads(Unless that is how bolts are made)?
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#2010990 - 01/08/13 04:42 AM
Re: cutting out piano keys and other questions.
[Re: TecFlip]
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That's not a bad idea. But would the threads be as strong as regular bolt threads(Unless that is how bolts are made)?
Technically, probably not. But not by enough to be a problem. Maybe make one and test it before going to the tedious work of doing them all.
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Knabe Grand # 10927 Kawai FS690
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