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Restoring a Celestina Organette
By Nicholas Simons

Henk,  The winding shaft of the Celestina is removed by removing the
rod that = is fitted into the drilled hole in the shaft.  This rod
interfaces with = either the snail cam machined into the end of the
crankshaft or, when = the handle is pulled out, turns the large pulley
that belt drives the = roll for rewind.  The rod is a mild interference
fit in its hole and = should be tapped gently with a suitable punch and
hammer until it moves = and can be removed.  The direction for movement
can be determined by the = taper.

With best wishes,
Nicholas Simons
UK


(Message sent Sun 22 Jan 2006, 09:51:23 GMT, from time zone GMT.)

Key Words in Subject:  Celestina, Organette, Restoring

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