Oops. Sorry, I thought your previous post was addressing this question. Thanks! Wally Wilson, RPT At 06:36 PM 2/5/01 -0500, you wrote: >I scratched my head on this one for a while. Finally I removed the >stack and key and put the keyframe in with blocks in place. I then >fitted bits and pieces of veneer between the keyframe and keybed until >I got a nice fit. These where glued in place one at a time then fine >fitted when dry. I then lubricated the shim stock to help ease >shifting. > >If you find there is considerable movement between keybed and dags >then I would go to the hardware store and get some carpenters wedges >or shim stock, precut. I would insert a shim under the keyframe at a >dag and make sure the frame moves freely but the movement is gone. DO >this at each dag and then follow standard cleanup and make nice >procedures. Removing the return spring can be of help here. > >Then rebed as usual and wait and see. > > Newton > >Wilsons wrote: >> >> OK, Newton, I'll bite. I care for an S&S D for our symphony, and the >> regulation changes. How did you shim the back rail? Take it off & insert? >> >> Wally Wilson, RPT >
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