16-03-2021, 12:38 PM
(This post was last modified: 16-03-2021, 01:41 PM by Wladimir D.)
Dear Rene.
A piece of T7 twine (this is not T1) on Q8 is possibly identical to T2 sewing to the false supports of the rear straps of the cover fastening (and of the front straps).
Kraus made a duplicate strapping q1-5 and q14-20 by means of 2 braces braiding the supports. Count the number of threads on the protective leather pad. If the Q8 needed to be repaired, why change the proven fastening method?
Do you have any information if Kraus opened the back cover? If he opened the cover, then he should have used the T2 twine. But why use a different type of twine for this, because even a thin twine is used to attach Q1 to the flyleaf?
Ps / The first question is now not clear to me through the translator.
A piece of T7 twine (this is not T1) on Q8 is possibly identical to T2 sewing to the false supports of the rear straps of the cover fastening (and of the front straps).
Kraus made a duplicate strapping q1-5 and q14-20 by means of 2 braces braiding the supports. Count the number of threads on the protective leather pad. If the Q8 needed to be repaired, why change the proven fastening method?
Do you have any information if Kraus opened the back cover? If he opened the cover, then he should have used the T2 twine. But why use a different type of twine for this, because even a thin twine is used to attach Q1 to the flyleaf?
Ps / The first question is now not clear to me through the translator.