Al Guecia/AlliedPianoCraft wrote: > Joe, I'm with you on this. I couldn't agree more! > > If you can't *_easily_* line up the beckets from experience, What else > can't you do, that I don't see up front. I don't find it an indication of anything other than a preoccupation with aligning beckets. I've seen a whole lot of junk work through the years hiding just under surface indications like this. > Piano rebuilding is all about precision and details. If I find a sloppy > job in one place, I can surly find it in another. I also agree that the > beckets needn't all be at 3:00 o'clock, but they should all end up > _close_ to the same position. Close, of course. That's only reasonable. What I've been reading is ALIGNED, by gawd, or SLOPPY. Ron N
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