4/1 was last month. If one hole is drilled high, how they they insure it will always be on the left side? %-) Jon Page At 07:23 AM 5/13/99 -0400, you wrote: >By how much? Manufacturing defect? > Newton > >ChrisRis@AOL.COM wrote: >> >> In a message dated 5/12/1999 7:56:20 AM, you wrote: >> >> << >> This is caused by the interaction of the crown of the board and angle >> of the hammer when it contacts the strings. It is also possible that >> the holes for the agraffes were drilled at a very slight angles caused >> by a warped plate. >> >> This is not an unusual occurrence with all pianos.>> >> >> Huh? >> When you look at the agraffe the left hole is visibly higher. Warped plate? >> Crown of the board and angle of the hammer? I guess I wasn't clear in my >> explanation. >> Christopher > Jon Page, Harwich Port, Cape Cod, Mass. mailto:jpage@capecod.net ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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