[CAUT] front rail delemna

[Ken Zahringer]

On 3/8/06 2:22 PM, "Wimblees at aol.com" <Wimblees at aol.com> wrote:
>> 
> The problem with that, Ken, is that the cheek blocks are flush with the
> keyframe. If you slice of the cheek, you will also need to add wood to the
> slip, otherwise the slip will hit the front of the keys.
>  
> WIm 

Not at all, Wim.  You take a slice out of the lower half of the front of the
cheek, and then add a block of the same shape to the inside of the keyslip.
Of course, this will result in the keyslip fitting tight against the cheek.
If that¹s a problem, that¹s what 1/16² and 1/32² hobby birch plywood is for.
Best shim stock in the free world.

Regards,
Ken Z.
-- 
Ken Zahringer, RPT
Piano Technician
MU School of Music
297 Fine Arts
882-1202
cell 489-7529

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