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Author: RAB
Date: 2009-10-07 12:27
The cork serves as a air tight gasket between the joints.
I have used carbon fibers to build up the 2 wood shoulders on the joint and when they are almost a "perfect" (whatever perfect indicates) then I apply the cork. Music Medic has a synthetic cork joint that looks like it would not compress as much as natural cork, However I have not used that myself,
Another procedure that I have done is to machine down the tenon and make a metal cap for the bottom shoulder and a metal ring to fit over the top shoulder. However I would rather not of take wood off of a tenon and thin tit down.
Just sharing another opinion!!
RAB
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