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RE: stuck tight---too loose

Author: Don Berger
Date: 2000-01-05 15:44

Yes, heating is a well known solution to a loose tenon cork. I would suggest [as KG said]using a low flame candle or alcohol lamp so as to not overheat or burn! I usually put on a new cork, or an overlay of very thin cork [if time and circumstance permits!] . Don

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