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<font size=3>At 02:57 PM 3/21/2005, you wrote:<br>
<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite="">Roger, <br><br>
Some great suggestions. One question though. Why do you turn the dag
screws in after <br>
voicing. It seems like that would change the strike point where you'd
been doing the<br>
voicing. What am I missing here? <br><br>
Avery </blockquote><br>
Hi Avery,<br>
The cheek blocks determine the strike point. Tuning in a half turn after
completion will not add extra drag to the key frame. I adjust the
screws then push the action in very firmly, then seat the cheek blocks to
see if the frame moves. Readjust screws as required.<br>
Una corda voicing, that action is in and out of the cavity dozens
of times. I save dozens of cheek block installations.<br><br>
Having those screws also helps in all regulation adjustments.
Hammer fitting, string lifting etc.<br><br>
Regards Roger</font></body>
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