Organ key needed

[Jon Page]

You'll be hard pressed to find one, couldn't you just repair it?

Remove the two adjacent keys and use them as a split while the
glue dries. This retains the 'dogleg' and vertical plane. Don't forget to
place waxed paper in between the keys.

The glue could be your favorite, strong adhesive. To reinforce it apply
fiberglass cloth to the side extending a few inches either side of the break.

I've fixed many piano keys broken at the bal. rl hole this way with success.

Jon Page
Harwich Port, Cape Cod, Mass. (jpage@capecod.net)

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HELP !  I'm stuck in front of my computer, and I can't get up !
	
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At 10:52 PM 12/2/97 -0800, you wrote:
>  I know this is a pianotech net.... but sometimes we get called for things
>that are slightly out of our frame of reference.
>
>  I got called to look at a church organ.  (no organ techie near here).  it
>has a broken D key.  Hammond organ, Model M3, Form A-1 (whatever that
>means), Serial S1617.  I need to find a replacement key.  Does anyone know
>where I can look??????
>
>Ed
>Ed Carwithen
>Oregon
>
>