JIMRPT@aol.com wrote: > End of sermon, but there remains her question re: She asked if the crack > really HAD TO BE FIXED!............not a bad question really is it ?? The > crack could be stopped by drilling through the plate at the end of the crack. > It probably would not get any worse while it also would not get any better > either. :-) Jim, the crack ran directly into a small void so it can't go any further without starting a new one on the other side which is about 3" away. The crack width is about 1/16 at the upper end and 1/32 at the void. The location on the scale is about 8 notes upward in the tenor from the bass break. > As I see it this is not a question of liability, rather it is a question of > satisfying your customer to the extent possible to do so. It is 'her' piano; > It is 'her' money; follow 'her' wishes or let 'her' find someone who will. I agree. Thanks Jim! Warren -- Home of the Humor List Warren D. Fisher fish@communique.net Registered Piano Technician Piano Technicians Guild New Orleans Chapter 701
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