Newton (and all). The work station you are referring to was designed by Jim Ellis and the last I heard is being sold by Paul Jansen. They are wonderful! I know, cause I have two of them. My first was one of the first that Jim built; it is still a joy to me and resides in my shop. I bought the second cause of the improvement he made that allows it to be broken down and carried with one hand. The second I bought from Paul a couple of years ago. Bill (Garlick) uses the newer model. One correction, it is not for regulating. Jim has always been emphatic about that point since the action dolly is on wheels and therefore is not level. Its primary purpose is for easily moving the action in and out of the piano. I admit I have used it to adjust one or two items, but definitely not what I would consider to be regulating. I always use it whenever I am doing an grand action regulation or working on dampers. Sure beats lifting that action by itself. Gina Carter
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