>In all probability repining with decent cut-thread tuning pins-Denro, or instance-will solve the problem. Try a couple of samples using just one size over and see what happens. ddf Thanks for your reaffirmation of my suspicion about the dull drill bit, Del. Thanks also Joe for the suggestion. Were it my decision to make, I would go with either repinning or application of CA glue over a total replacement of pinblock, pins and strings. Unfortunately, the piano owner is insisting upon a whole new pinblock, so it's either that or turn down the job altogether. In my opinion, the company representative is bending over backwards to satisfy the owner - to the point where more work will be done than what is necessary. Oh well. Better that, I suppose, than the piano owner thinking the company was cutting corners to save money - which they certainly can't be accused of in this situation. Chuck -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/20120214/a5363418/attachment.htm>
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