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Reed Organ Reed Puller
By David Dewey

Phil Jamison wrote, "My favorite reed puller is a fairly heavy
steel wire wrapped around the middle of a 5/8" diameter wood dowel.
The wire extends about 5 inches and has a small 90-degree bend at
the end (tapped flat).  Wrapping your fingers around the dowel
produces good leverage."

That describes the same puller I have.  I think I bought it from
Tuner's Supply Company in the mid-late 1970s and I still use it.
There is a chance I got it from Player Piano Co., too.  My only
complaint with a paint can opener is they're too short!

David Dewey


(Message sent Sat 12 Aug 2017, 22:57:23 GMT, from time zone GMT-0700.)

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