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oak Herzog cabinet inside
Posted: Sun Mar 27, 2011 11:11 am
by wrestler!
hello, I was directed to your site and told be many generous collectors ready to help. I on a few phonographs and recently bought a Herzog cabinet. I have been restoring it and am now ready to put in the shelves I purchased as a kit that fit perfect I might add. MY QUESTION: My cabinet has a small hole about 6 inches up from each groove in the door, is this for a chain to attach? metal bracket?? this cabinet is not the one with the wooden side support for shelves. PLUS where can I purchase some stencils for numbering pegs. any help will be greatly appreciated. thank you Rick in Pa.
Re: oak Herzog cabinet inside
Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2011 8:29 am
by phonogfp
Rick,
Yes, the small holes in the door are for wire supports - - they should have come with your shelf kit. If not, you can easily make them.
As for numbers for the pegs, I'd recommend a set of rubber stamps from a craft store. Use a purple ink pad if you can get it.
George P.
Re: oak Herzog cabinet inside
Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2011 8:41 am
by fmblizz
Hi Rick
Did you pick up the one that was for sale in Orefield, PA??? I think it was on Ebay for a while. User name was Ironage I think.
fmblizz
Re: oak Herzog cabinet inside
Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2011 11:26 am
by Jerry B.
Thanks for the rubber stamp tip. I'm ordering some replacement pegs today! Jerry
Re: oak Herzog cabinet inside
Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2011 1:18 pm
by Brad
There are some pictures from my Herzog restoral where you can see the shelf brackets:
http://forum.talkingmachine.info/viewto ... zog#p16166 I made my brackets and they work great.
The rubber stamping of the peg numbers was a bigger chore than one would think it would be. You have about 325 individual stamps to perform. I could not find the rubber stamps in my local craft stores, but there were a lot of online "rubber stamp" web sites that carry them. The challenge was finding the correct font in the correct height. (It's been a while so I don't recall the font or where I found them). I stamped the numbers after the caps were glued in and dry.
Since there are so many stamp operations to perform, be sure and glue the rubber stamp to a handle that is comfortable. I made mine from some simple small wood blocks and the sharp edges really bothered me half way into the effort.
Re: oak Herzog cabinet inside
Posted: Mon Mar 28, 2011 2:29 pm
by solophoneman
wrestler! wrote:hello, I was directed to your site and told be many generous collectors ready to help. I on a few phonographs and recently bought a Herzog cabinet. I have been restoring it and am now ready to put in the shelves I purchased as a kit that fit perfect I might add. MY QUESTION: My cabinet has a small hole about 6 inches up from each groove in the door, is this for a chain to attach? metal bracket?? this cabinet is not the one with the wooden side support for shelves. PLUS where can I purchase some stencils for numbering pegs. any help will be greatly appreciated. thank you Rick in Pa.
Is this the half barrel or full barrel Cabinet ?