Hi Matthew, 41 ply pin blocks are not only critical for drill size but the rate of feed, and bit cooling is very important. I have tried all of the common block material, and will only use Boldoc from now on. 0.010" undersize and the pins feel wonderful, with very few jumpy pins. Baldwin has a lot of expensive machinery to drill those blocks, and it's hard to reproduce the results in the average rebuilding shop. Regards Roger At 01:39 PM 27/10/99 -0700, you wrote: >This is for a Mason and Hamlin. So, would a 41-ply Delignit block have a >more reliable tuning hold than the 7 ply that is in there now? > >Roger Jolly wrote: > >> At 08:27 PM 26/10/99 -0700, you wrote: >> >Is it possible to replace a 7 ply pin block with a 41 ply pin block?? >> > >> > >> >Matthew >> Hi Matthew, >> A simple answer is yes, if the thickness is the same. >> Out of curiosity are you thinking of doing this on a Baldwin model B or C >> grand? >> Roger >> Roger Jolly >> BaldwinYamaha Piano Centre >> Saskatoon and Regina >> Saskatchewan, Canada. >> 306-665-0213 >> Fax 652-0505 > Roger Jolly Saskatoon, Canada. 306-665-0213 Fax 652-0505
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