Ed-- glad you like it! And you're right, those pics are your SK. Back on the kit? Happy ending!
Thank you!
Bill
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Rebuild/Restore Speed King, Gretsch, Sonor pedals. Meticulous!
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Finished up the Camco pedal and hi-hat a week or so ago. Really a great project!! The hardware is good metal, with great fit and finish. Unlike working on, say, a Fiat. Hey, no offense!!
Also just finished a mechanical rebuild - no paint or polish - of a Speed King. (When I finished that I did the same thing to mine, which I've never -- weird -- worked on. Wow! Smooth and quiet!!). From what I understand, it was to remain unrestored because it was going back to an all-original kit of a family member. Cool project.
Attached are some thumbnails of the Camco project. It was great to have the chance, and a lot of very interesting fun. Thanks, Dan!
The photobucket album slideshow is: http://s645.photobucket.com/user/wafulton/slideshow/Dans%20Camco?sort=3
Thanks again for the opportunity. And cheers for the excellent kit you're building!
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While browsing around my photo library, I also found a shot of a polished Speed King! If the guy is still in business, I think he charged me 25 bucks to do this...
A little over the top. But, hey, why not??!
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