[pianotech] sluggish (was no subject)

Allan allan at sutton.net
Sun Jun 7 11:13:33 MDT 2009


I respectfully submit that a little too much friction between the capstan
screw and the whippen cushion is just enough to prevent proper return.

Allan Sutton
www.pianotechniquemontreal.com

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Subject: Re: [pianotech] sluggish (was no subject)

Nobody has mentioned what would be my prime suspect:  The balance pin 
hole in the bottom of the key being too tight.  You should be able to 
lift the key an eighth inch or so, and it fall freely.  If not, and the 
key bushing are not too tight, the balance pin hole in the bottom of the 
key needs to be reamed, mostly on the sides, being careful not to create 
a front-to-back chucking (pully) key.

Frank Emerson
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