---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment Jon I agree with your assessment. I just had a similar situation & I did as you suggest & it works fine. The line your concerned with is the true one to take into account The majority of the bottom/tail will get shaped & there will be no down side. I do not beleve the wood is warped from moisture but there is a lot of pressure on those thin top moldings in the press. I installed a set on a Yam C-3 & they sound really good. I'll know more today. Regards Dale Erwin: Here's a photo of the top hammer of a set of Ronsen Wurzen felt hammers. The molding is warped slightly which diminishes through the entire top section. The last/f(irst to me) set had not so many warped but there were enough extras to eliminate them. (92 count as opposed to 90) I'm inclined to drill perpendicular to the line and install the head with the bulk towards the rear thereby removing more material in the tail arcing procedure for maximum weight reduction. I may or may not use a Forstner bit to cut in a cove depending on weight but it really removes so little as to probably be not with the effort. Just wanted to bounce this off y'all, Jon Page ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/caut.php/attachments/ac/b6/17/70/attachment.htm ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment--
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