dropped SAT

[Jon Page]

I left my tuning mutes at the shop when I went out for a touch up
on a friend's grand this morning. Fortunately the treble only needed
minor touch up. The two rubber tubings for my voicing needle protection 
acted as wedges and pencil points resting between the strings for
the top section muted sufficiently.

Now, I'm back in the shop and you can see how much I'm getting done . . .

The day started out slow and I'll coast the rest of the day wish the 
finishing touches on a S&S AIII.

Regards,

Jon  Page


At 07:34 AM 11/15/1999 -0800, you wrote:
>What I hate is getting to my client early in the morning, happy with my
>day well underway and on time, and discovering my tools are sitting next
>to the half built grand back at the shop.  I have an antique square end T
>shaped tuning hammer in the trunk I use for when pins are too close
>together.  That and a few old felts and a borrowed screw driver, an old C
>fork, and I can tune.   Anything else?  Go get the tools.
>
>Roger Hayden, RPT
>  
Jon Page,  Harwich Port,  Cape Cod,  Mass.  mailto:jpage@capecod.net
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