Hello Terry, Where are you having problems with the Spurlock fixture? Is it at the hammer or the shank/flange end? I have very successfully used the fixture on Baldwin parts and I prefer to do the arcing after the hammers are glued to the shanks. I did make one modification to the Spurlock fixture: I installed a set screw in the shank channel to support the shank through its entire length. Otherwise there were no problems. Vladan Anyone have any slick methods for arcing hammer tails on a set that are = already mounted on their shanks? I have, use, and like the Spurlock tail = arcing jig, but the hammer/shank assembly will not fit into the jig.=20 This work is being done on an older good condition Baldwin grand action = that someone installed new hammers a few years ago, but did not arc the = tails. They are kinda squared-off. They do not check well and they are = attacking the new backchecks. The piano owner is not interested in a new = action, but rather to just try and make this one work reasonably well. Thanks for any suggestions. Terry Farrell __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Check out the new Yahoo! Front Page. www.yahoo.com
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