Dang answer

[Richard Brekne]

Grin... Gobsmakcked... thats a nice word.. will have to remember that one.
Curious to know how you didnt notice this while checking the new bushings. I
always check to see for different key motions when I install new bushings, to
make sure the bushings are ok, and the balance pin hole is not too tight or too
loose etc. Perhaps the half round felt needed the extra weight of the whippens
and hammers to cause the problem ??

In anycase I will keep this one in mind. Nice Puzzle.. This is kinda fun...
anyone else ??


Richard Brekne
I.C.P.T.G.  N.P.T.F.
Bergen, Norway

A440A@AOL.COM wrote:

> Greetings,
>     I bet it would have been harder to answer if I had said that I had put
> the keys on the frame one at a time and checked to see that nothing was
> rubbing. There wasn't.  However,  when the adjacent sharps were put on, the
> felt coverings on the half rounds were  pressed just enough to push out and
> drag on the two slow keys.  David had it right, first, I think, though there
> were others, too.
>    Had me gobsmacked, it did.
> Regards,
> Ed