On Mar 29, 2006, at 1:04 AM, Barbara Richmond wrote: > Are you picking on me? ;-) Nope, jes' forgetting to put on my glasses before I sit down to peruse the posts. (And also stretching beyond the limits of logic for a reason why this rep spacing should be less than immortal.) > When I was done the knuckle/lever and the heel/capstan alignments > were good (and I thanked God for my good fortune). Except for a > couple strays, the jack tender/let off button was good, too. Isn't > that what spacing and traveling are supposed to do? I think you'll > agree that a lever hitting the neighboring knuckle isn't a good thing. Yes, but I was also putting out a general reminder that it's the rep lever (not the rep body) which gets spaced to the knuckle, and that the assumption that the lever and body are parallel is not a good one. > I'm not familiar with the term cradling the jack. Fire away. Terminclaturology. Making sure the jack top is centered within lever's window. Bus Twitches mr bill wbps at vermontel.net -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/caut.php/attachments/20060329/690081f4/attachment-0001.html
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