>To: torrella@umich.edu >From: rlang@mail.netdoor.com (rlang) >Subject: Re: Thin bushing cloth? >Cc: >Bcc: >X-Attachments: > >>On Sat, 1 Feb 1997, rlang wrote: >> >>> I need to take the wobble out of some old piano keys so I was going to >>> replace the front key bushing cloth. I ordered the thinest available from >>> IPS (.038" thick). This appears to be way too thick. I think I need about >>> 0.019". Does anyone know of a supplier of such thin bushing cloth? What >>> about using paper or vellum for the key bushing? >>> >>> Bob L. >> >>Need more information. What kind of piano (brand/model), what age? 1845 Knabe & Gaehle Square Grand What >>size are the keypins? 0.14" What's the size of the mortise (side-to-side, not >>front-to-back)?0.175 The thinnest bushing cloth I've seen was from Pianotek -- >>right around .035" and I think that was a fluke. What was the size of the >>bushing cloth you are replacing? It looked more like leather, but it was about .02" >> >>And what the heck is IPS??? International Piano Supply >> >> Ron Torrella, RPT >> Assistant Piano Technician >> University of Michigan >> School of Music >> >> >> > =========================================================================== >>>>> Story now completely extracted like aching tooth - Charlie Chan <<<<< rlang@netdoor.com *** Visit my home page at http://www2.netdoor.com/~rlang/knabe.htm ***
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