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Hi Tim,
By comparing it with adjacent keys. Quite often I will
just use the glue size on one side or end of the hole. I am not sure if
our dryness has a bearing, but I have found no sticking. Or maybe the thin
coat of Protec grease on the BR pin prevents the sticking.
To answer Wim's question: Zero movement is acceptable. Any movement, and
you can hear a slight click when the back check engages.
Roger
At 01:15 PM 3/25/2005, you wrote:
>Roger,
>
>How do you make sure you have found the exact center of the hole to size
>(keeps the keys lined up evenly front to back)? I know with the Onesti
>tools part of the procedure is to actually "crush" (so to speak) the new
>wood by moving the key as if it is being played. With the Onesti tools
>it is very important in making the key move freely.
>
>I've heard CA click when used this way. It also sticks as Don has suggested.
>
>Not trying to be a critic. I'm interested. I have questions.
>
>Tim Coates
>University of South Dakota
>University of Sioux Falls
>
>On Mar 24, 2005, at 8:36 PM, Roger Jolly wrote:
>
>>Greetings all.
>> I solution for pulley keys.
>>
>> Use a set of balance rail pins, Mix 50% PVC-E glue with 50% water.
>> Swab hole, insert pin from the top of the key, swab around bottom of key
>> to form a meniscus around pin. Allow 24 hrs to dry. Pin will be frozen
>> in position. Rotate pin one turn, and it will slide out.
>>
>> Hole will be sized tp perfection.
>>
>> This piano was a 70's Steinway L with the felt knuckles. All 88 had
>> been over sized to try and solve friction problems. What a mess.
>>
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