My stupid tip of the day: if your head is inside a Tuba HT while you're sanding glue residue and wearing headphone-style hearing protectors, it's not a good idea to let the hearing protectors rest against the box.
Whoa! All that rumble goes right into your headbone, skipping the ears altogether.
Kind of a rush, though. Maybe I'll try it again tomorrow....
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Tom O'Shea
stupid sanding tip
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A horn works like a huge "ear" just as well as it increases output efficiency
reminds me of a short article I saw the other day - one of the predecessors to radar technology:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_War_Tuba

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_War_Tuba
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Re: stupid sanding tip
Don't sand it, scrape it off with a sharp chisel. Fast, easy, no sawdust.Tom O'Shea wrote:My stupid tip of the day: if your head is inside a Tuba HT while you're sanding glue residue
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