Dale Posting pictures depends I suppose on how many and how big. If you have a several, and they are each larger then say 30 KB, then send them directly to the archieves and Kent or Brian Lawson will approve them. If you want to send one small at a time then you can just include them in your post. Max size allowed for a post to pianotech is about 100 KB, but its best to keep things at perhaps half that as a general rule. The direct to archieves address is files@ptg.org Ask Brian Lawson or Kent Swafford if you have any troubles. I'd love to see your jig, and hear an expanation of what to do, and I look forward to your first list of things to check for on this "make a soundboard" idea. I aggree... seems like a good way to add to our learnings RicB > Erwinspiano@aol.com wrote: > > Ric > Now you're talking my language. My frustration has been that I try > to post procedure and experience which always seems to degrade somehow > into theory. I think more are probably interested in the doing. > Yes by all means take measurements ,observations,ruminations > ,imaginantion. > Lets talk shop man! This is what teaches. > By the way I took a whole series of pics. yesterday of my board > thinning jig & a board for a Conover model 77 being thinnned before, > during & after with pics of the jig. Glenn it's your fault. You asked. > Ric how's the best way to post them again. > Also the list idea of thing to check measure & observe. I'll post > what I look at & record. Others can add to it or make comments. Why > questions are always great. > Dale > > -- Richard Brekne RPT, N.P.T.F. UiB, Bergen, Norway mailto:rbrekne@broadpark.no http://home.broadpark.no/~rbrekne/ricmain.html http://www.hf.uib.no/grieg/personer/cv_RB.html
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