Susan, In the days before chemicals and over-hard new hammers, steam was a valued and necessary part of the voicer's technical bag of tricks. Lots of comment in early journals and writings, also in some patent descriptions of hammer presses, c.f. Dolge, et cet. Horace At 01:06 PM 12/5/95 -0700, you wrote: >Who originally thought of the amazing steam method of voicing? I need to >know for an article I am running in our newsletter. >I am having very good luck with this method, and it's so easy and fast. >I also used the steam to straighten out some crumpled damper trichord felt. >It reshaped the deformed damper immediately. > >Steaming in Seattle >Susan Willanger RPT >University of Washington > > _______________________________________________________________ Horace Greeley, Consultant email: horace@compadept.com CompAdept Corporation voice: (415) 988-9560 x203 1032 Elwell Court, Suite #240 fax: (415) 988-9905 Palo Alto, CA 94303-4309 http://www.compadept.com _______________________________________________________________
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