Title says it all - Would prefer pressfit, but I'd still be interested even with threads.
Shoot me an email at [url=mailto:[email protected]][email protected][/url] if you have one collecting dust...
Thanks!
WTB: .495 Leadpipes
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What horn is this for Nick? I tell you the Kanstul H16 pipe I am using on the 16 slide I bought from you is really good!
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It's pretty easy to shrink .500s or expand .485s.
To shrink, you can roll the end under pressure between a block of wood and a hard surface like a stone countertop.
To expand, find a hard cone (for me a cold chisel happens to fit), push it into the end, and rotate under pressure.
In both cases try for fit.
If you have a lathe you can be more clever.
Spare me the "yur gonna ruin 'em" comments.
To shrink, you can roll the end under pressure between a block of wood and a hard surface like a stone countertop.
To expand, find a hard cone (for me a cold chisel happens to fit), push it into the end, and rotate under pressure.
In both cases try for fit.
If you have a lathe you can be more clever.
Spare me the "yur gonna ruin 'em" comments.
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Bill, I will check that out! I have a custom made Bach .495-.500 slide with a Holton 69 bell I have been really digging, but am looking for more options. I have a nice brasslab pipe in there now but I'm looking for something a bit more open/freeblowing.
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That's interesting!
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You may want to consider trying the Michael Davis leadpipe that Shires makes.