John,
Thanks for your reply. Sorry I'm so long getting back to you. It's
"that" time of year for me!
Two questions: 1) what proportions of water & glue did you use?
2) how much did you put in the keypin hole? Fill it up, or
what?
Avery
> Had the same problem with a 1919 George Steck grand I rebuilt a while
> back. I replaced all the keyframe pins, but first I had to re-size the
> holes to fit the new pins. This is what I did: with all the pins out,
> dropped a water/glue sizing solution into each of the holes, allowed it
> to dry, and presto, super-tight holes to accept the new "under" sized
> pins. Worked great.
>
> John Piesik
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Avery Todd, RPT
Moores School of Music
University of Houston
Houston, TX 77204-4893
713-743-3226
atodd@uh.edu
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