>"we take a straight edge with us to lay across the top of the outer rim" >When you measure crown on an old piano with strings on it etc., are you >saying that you lay a straight edge across the rim (I would assume at a >number of locations) and measure down to the board several times along >straight edge to measure crown? If so, would it not be a bit more >accurate/easier to stretch a string across the board bottom? I've never >tried it the other way. I seems like measuring a crown of 1/8" or less could >be real hard to do accurately. If indeed you do it that way, I'll have to >try it out! Please lemmmme know. > >Terry Farrell And then there's diaphragmmed boards that will indicate "crown" even when the string below shows negative. How 'bout that? Ron N
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