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FOUND: Half Nut Bar for Edison Standard B
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hearsedriver
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FOUND: Half Nut Bar for Edison Standard B
I am in need of the flat bar that holds the half nut/feed nut to the carriage on a Edison Standard B phonograph. If anyone has a B they are parting out, please give me a shout. Thanks!
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Dave D
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Re: Wanted: Half Nut Bar for Edison Standard B
Did it break while you were attempting to adjust it? It has happened to others, too!
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Re: Wanted: Half Nut Bar for Edison Standard B
Yes it did. Snapped like a piece of glass.Dave D wrote:Did it break while you were attempting to adjust it? It has happened to others, too!
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Re: Wanted: Half Nut Bar for Edison Standard B
Doesn't Ron Sitko sell those parts? Jerry Blais
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Re: Wanted: Half Nut Bar for Edison Standard B
This is the reason why I don't bend this bar to make the adjustments. It is best to shim under the bar with thin pieces of paper.
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hearsedriver
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Re: Wanted: Half Nut Bar for Edison Standard B
Ken, I have to learn everything the hard way 
Hopefully, someone here will have one for me. I'm dead in the water without it.
Hopefully, someone here will have one for me. I'm dead in the water without it.
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Re: Wanted: Half Nut Bar for Edison Standard B
Stupid question. Is it just a flat piece of metal?hearsedriver wrote:Ken, I have to learn everything the hard way
Hopefully, someone here will have one for me. I'm dead in the water without it.
"He who dies with the most shellac wins"- some nutty record geek
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hearsedriver
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Re: Wanted: Half Nut Bar for Edison Standard B
Basically, yes but, its a hard , spring steel. I may have to make one out of a saw blade or something.gramophone-georg wrote:Stupid question. Is it just a flat piece of metal?hearsedriver wrote:Ken, I have to learn everything the hard way
Hopefully, someone here will have one for me. I'm dead in the water without it.
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Re: Wanted: Half Nut Bar for Edison Standard B
How about a thick automotive feeler gauge?hearsedriver wrote:Basically, yes but, its a hard , spring steel. I may have to make one out of a saw blade or something.gramophone-georg wrote:Stupid question. Is it just a flat piece of metal?hearsedriver wrote:Ken, I have to learn everything the hard way
Hopefully, someone here will have one for me. I'm dead in the water without it.
"He who dies with the most shellac wins"- some nutty record geek
I got PTSD from Peter F's avatar
I got PTSD from Peter F's avatar
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Re: Wanted: Half Nut Bar for Edison Standard B
How about a thick automotive feeler gauge?[/quote]
Too soft.
Too soft.