[CAUT] Key frame placement

[Horace Greeley]

Hi, Avery,

At 04:02 PM 2/4/2005, you wrote:
>Horace,
>
>I "believe" you had me send you a copy I'd saved of that article. I've 
>been looking in my
>computer here at the school but can't find it. Maybe I have it at home. 
>However, I just moved
>and haven't even hooked it up yet. :-( I'll let you know if I find it.

Thanks _very_ much...I think that you are right.  (Maybe Susan has a 
copy?)  Our son was home for a while both this last Summer and then at 
Christmas, doing a good deal of "sorting and packing"...which, of course, 
means that my always perfectly neat and tidy filing systems are even more so...

Happy Friday!

Horace



>Avery
>
>>I am not sure, but think that if you go back into the pianotech archives, 
>>you will find a fairly extended post that I did some time back on 
>>forefinishing.  While I do not pretend that it is that last/only word on 
>>the subject, it will give you some historical background as to how 
>>actions were originally fitted (well, ok, within reason) to the 
>>keybeds/etc.  Starting there will help you to determine what to look for 
>>in terms of what might have been done at the factory, and what might have 
>>been done during subsequent work.  This sounds really elementary, I know, 
>>but the time spent figuring out that kind of thing in the beginning will 
>>pay dividends as the work progresses.  If you cannot find that, I'll see 
>>if I cannot dig it up someplace...(hmmmm....I really hope it is in the 
>>archives...)
>
>
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