Pianotech

Found this great little LED light. It has a strong magnet on one end, and is squared so it doesn't roll around. Saw it last week at a local lumber store for $19. Used it today when tightening hammer flange screws on a vertical, and it worked great! As I have aged, the eyes don't have it like they used to, and this gave plenty enough light to help see where the slots in the screws were. It saved a bunch of time since I didn't have to squint or feel around for the slot.

There are two settings (high and low), plus it has a blinking red light. I got this with the idea of sticking it onto the plate in places where the light was low. I.e., when working on pedals in a vertical, or when there isn't enough light in a room and you must do something like remove a hammer. This is easier than holding a flashlight.

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Today I used the light doing some grand regulation. Having the light just above the damper area was nice. (The magnet lets you put it right on the plate.) Made letoff and drop adjustments so much faster!

It also was nice to use as an aid to see capstan holes more easily.

Found this great little LED light. It has a strong magnet on one end, and is squared so it doesn't roll around. Saw it last week at a local lumber store for $19. Used it today when tightening hammer flange screws on a vertical, and it worked great! As I have aged, the eyes don't have it like they used to, and this gave plenty enough light to help see where the slots in the screws were. It saved a bunch of time since I didn't have to squint or feel around for the slot.

There are two settings (high and low), plus it has a blinking red light. I got this with the idea of sticking it onto the plate in places where the light was low. I.e., when working on pedals in a vertical, or when there isn't enough light in a room and you must do something like remove a hammer. This is easier than holding a flashlight.

*****
Today I used the light doing some grand regulation. Having the light just above the damper area was nice. (The magnet lets you put it right on the plate.) Made letoff and drop adjustments so much faster!

It also was nice to use as an aid to see capstan holes more easily.

Found this great little LED light. It has a strong magnet on one end, and is squared so it doesn't roll around. Saw it last week at a local lumber store for $19. Used it today when tightening hammer flange screws on a vertical, and it worked great! As I have aged, the eyes don't have it like they used to, and this gave plenty enough light to help see where the slots in the screws were. It saved a bunch of time since I didn't have to squint or feel around for the slot.

There are two settings (high and low), plus it has a blinking red light. I got this with the idea of sticking it onto the plate in places where the light was low. I.e., when working on pedals in a vertical, or when there isn't enough light in a room and you must do something like remove a hammer. This is easier than holding a flashlight.

*****
Today I used the light doing some grand regulation. Having the light just above the damper area was nice. (The magnet lets you put it right on the plate.) Made letoff and drop adjustments so much faster!

It also was nice to use as an aid to see capstan holes more easily.

Found this great little LED light. It has a strong magnet on one end, and is squared so it doesn't roll around. Saw it last week at a local lumber store for $19. Used it today when tightening hammer flange screws on a vertical, and it worked great! As I have aged, the eyes don't have it like they used to, and this gave plenty enough light to help see where the slots in the screws were. It saved a bunch of time since I didn't have to squint or feel around for the slot.

There are two settings (high and low), plus it has a blinking red light. I got this with the idea of sticking it onto the plate in places where the light was low. I.e., when working on pedals in a vertical, or when there isn't enough light in a room and you must do something like remove a hammer. This is easier than holding a flashlight.

*****
Today I used the light doing some grand regulation. Having the light just above the damper area was nice. (The magnet lets you put it right on the plate.) Made letoff and drop adjustments so much faster!

It also was nice to use as an aid to see capstan holes more easily.

Found this great little LED light. It has a strong magnet on one end, and is squared so it doesn't roll around. Saw it last week at a local lumber store for $19. Used it today when tightening hammer flange screws on a vertical, and it worked great! As I have aged, the eyes don't have it like they used to, and this gave plenty enough light to help see where the slots in the screws were. It saved a bunch of time since I didn't have to squint or feel around for the slot.

There are two settings (high and low), plus it has a blinking red light. I got this with the idea of sticking it onto the plate in places where the light was low. I.e., when working on pedals in a vertical, or when there isn't enough light in a room and you must do something like remove a hammer. This is easier than holding a flashlight.

*****
Today I used the light doing some grand regulation. Having the light just above the damper area was nice. (The magnet lets you put it right on the plate.) Made letoff and drop adjustments so much faster!

It also was nice to use as an aid to see capstan holes more easily.

Found this great little LED light. It has a strong magnet on one end, and is squared so it doesn't roll around. Saw it last week at a local lumber store for $19. Used it today when tightening hammer flange screws on a vertical, and it worked great! As I have aged, the eyes don't have it like they used to, and this gave plenty enough light to help see where the slots in the screws were. It saved a bunch of time since I didn't have to squint or feel around for the slot.

There are two settings (high and low), plus it has a blinking red light. I got this with the idea of sticking it onto the plate in places where the light was low. I.e., when working on pedals in a vertical, or when there isn't enough light in a room and you must do something like remove a hammer. This is easier than holding a flashlight.

*****
Today I used the light doing some grand regulation. Having the light just above the damper area was nice. (The magnet lets you put it right on the plate.) Made letoff and drop adjustments so much faster!

It also was nice to use as an aid to see capstan holes more easily.

Found this great little LED light. It has a strong magnet on one end, and is squared so it doesn't roll around. Saw it last week at a local lumber store for $19. Used it today when tightening hammer flange screws on a vertical, and it worked great! As I have aged, the eyes don't have it like they used to, and this gave plenty enough light to help see where the slots in the screws were. It saved a bunch of time since I didn't have to squint or feel around for the slot.

There are two settings (high and low), plus it has a blinking red light. I got this with the idea of sticking it onto the plate in places where the light was low. I.e., when working on pedals in a vertical, or when there isn't enough light in a room and you must do something like remove a hammer. This is easier than holding a flashlight.

*****
Today I used the light doing some grand regulation. Having the light just above the damper area was nice. (The magnet lets you put it right on the plate.) Made letoff and drop adjustments so much faster!

It also was nice to use as an aid to see capstan holes more easily.

Found this great little LED light. It has a strong magnet on one end, and is squared so it doesn't roll around. Saw it last week at a local lumber store for $19. Used it today when tightening hammer flange screws on a vertical, and it worked great! As I have aged, the eyes don't have it like they used to, and this gave plenty enough light to help see where the slots in the screws were. It saved a bunch of time since I didn't have to squint or feel around for the slot.

There are two settings (high and low), plus it has a blinking red light. I got this with the idea of sticking it onto the plate in places where the light was low. I.e., when working on pedals in a vertical, or when there isn't enough light in a room and you must do something like remove a hammer. This is easier than holding a flashlight.

*****
Today I used the light doing some grand regulation. Having the light just above the damper area was nice. (The magnet lets you put it right on the plate.) Made letoff and drop adjustments so much faster!

It also was nice to use as an aid to see capstan holes more easily.

Found this great little LED light. It has a strong magnet on one end, and is squared so it doesn't roll around. Saw it last week at a local lumber store for $19. Used it today when tightening hammer flange screws on a vertical, and it worked great! As I have aged, the eyes don't have it like they used to, and this gave plenty enough light to help see where the slots in the screws were. It saved a bunch of time since I didn't have to squint or feel around for the slot.

There are two settings (high and low), plus it has a blinking red light. I got this with the idea of sticking it onto the plate in places where the light was low. I.e., when working on pedals in a vertical, or when there isn't enough light in a room and you must do something like remove a hammer. This is easier than holding a flashlight.

*****
Today I used the light doing some grand regulation. Having the light just above the damper area was nice. (The magnet lets you put it right on the plate.) Made letoff and drop adjustments so much faster!

It also was nice to use as an aid to see capstan holes more easily.

Found this great little LED light. It has a strong magnet on one end, and is squared so it doesn't roll around. Saw it last week at a local lumber store for $19. Used it today when tightening hammer flange screws on a vertical, and it worked great! As I have aged, the eyes don't have it like they used to, and this gave plenty enough light to help see where the slots in the screws were. It saved a bunch of time since I didn't have to squint or feel around for the slot.

There are two settings (high and low), plus it has a blinking red light. I got this with the idea of sticking it onto the plate in places where the light was low. I.e., when working on pedals in a vertical, or when there isn't enough light in a room and you must do something like remove a hammer. This is easier than holding a flashlight.

*****
Today I used the light doing some grand regulation. Having the light just above the damper area was nice. (The magnet lets you put it right on the plate.) Made letoff and drop adjustments so much faster!

It also was nice to use as an aid to see capstan holes more easily.

Found this great little LED light. It has a strong magnet on one end, and is squared so it doesn't roll around. Saw it last week at a local lumber store for $19. Used it today when tightening hammer flange screws on a vertical, and it worked great! As I have aged, the eyes don't have it like they used to, and this gave plenty enough light to help see where the slots in the screws were. It saved a bunch of time since I didn't have to squint or feel around for the slot.

There are two settings (high and low), plus it has a blinking red light. I got this with the idea of sticking it onto the plate in places where the light was low. I.e., when working on pedals in a vertical, or when there isn't enough light in a room and you must do something like remove a hammer. This is easier than holding a flashlight.

*****
Today I used the light doing some grand regulation. Having the light just above the damper area was nice. (The magnet lets you put it right on the plate.) Made letoff and drop adjustments so much faster!

It also was nice to use as an aid to see capstan holes more easily.

Found this great little LED light. It has a strong magnet on one end, and is squared so it doesn't roll around. Saw it last week at a local lumber store for $19. Used it today when tightening hammer flange screws on a vertical, and it worked great! As I have aged, the eyes don't have it like they used to, and this gave plenty enough light to help see where the slots in the screws were. It saved a bunch of time since I didn't have to squint or feel around for the slot.

There are two settings (high and low), plus it has a blinking red light. I got this with the idea of sticking it onto the plate in places where the light was low. I.e., when working on pedals in a vertical, or when there isn't enough light in a room and you must do something like remove a hammer. This is easier than holding a flashlight.

*****
Today I used the light doing some grand regulation. Having the light just above the damper area was nice. (The magnet lets you put it right on the plate.) Made letoff and drop adjustments so much faster!

It also was nice to use as an aid to see capstan holes more easily.

Found this great little LED light. It has a strong magnet on one end, and is squared so it doesn't roll around. Saw it last week at a local lumber store for $19. Used it today when tightening hammer flange screws on a vertical, and it worked great! As I have aged, the eyes don't have it like they used to, and this gave plenty enough light to help see where the slots in the screws were. It saved a bunch of time since I didn't have to squint or feel around for the slot.

There are two settings (high and low), plus it has a blinking red light. I got this with the idea of sticking it onto the plate in places where the light was low. I.e., when working on pedals in a vertical, or when there isn't enough light in a room and you must do something like remove a hammer. This is easier than holding a flashlight.

*****
Today I used the light doing some grand regulation. Having the light just above the damper area was nice. (The magnet lets you put it right on the plate.) Made letoff and drop adjustments so much faster!

It also was nice to use as an aid to see capstan holes more easily.