[CAUT] Harpsichord Stand/Dolly

[Wolfley, Eric (wolfleel)]

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Jeff,

 

We've added standard double rubber ball-bearing casters to 3 of our
harpsichord's stands and it didn't require a whole lot of modification and
they work like a charm. This won't work on a trestle stand but if you are
considering having a new stand built the design we have will be worth the
effort to duplicate. I'll take some photos and post them as soon as
possible.

 

Eric

 

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Eric Wolfley

Head Piano Technician

College-Conservatory of Music

University of Cincinnati

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From: Jeff Stickney [mailto:jpstickney@montanadsl.net] 
Sent: Monday, November 22, 2004 10:21 PM
To: Caut (caut)
Subject: [CAUT] Harpsichord Stand/Dolly

 

List, 

I am wanting to make a dolly to move our harpsichord.  I have a saved
message with links to pictures of a dolly from Don McKechnie.  However, I
have in my memory a post by someone describing the making of a duplicate
stand for the harpsichord with shorter legs and casters attached, so that
the harpsichord could not only be moved on it, but left on it for a
performance.  I have searched the archives, but have not been able to find
anything like that.  Is this a figment of my imagination?  Does anyone else
remember seeing pictures or a description of this?

Jeff Stickney, RPT 
University of Montana 
jpstickney@montanadsl.net 


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