Richard Moody wrote:
>
> The FRPins were made oval for a purpose. On my wish list are oval
> center rail pins. If and only if that would help with with those dog
> leg keys where the bushings on the bass side endures all of the wear.
> In that case they would have to be extra oblong.
>
There were some pianos that had such but not many. Lots of problems
with those.
> Richard He bends them forward or backward and then curses those who have Moody.
Have what?
>
> I actually thought about putting some duct, scuse me gaffers tape on
> the worn side. Until the client could afford new bushings of
> course...
>
I have wished for some heat shrink tubing with teflon like qualities to
be use on such.
Alfred Knight had some balance pins that had a Teflon sleeve around them
to help reduce friction at the bushings and at the balance hole. I do
not know is Knight continues such practice.
> > I know this is treading on sacred toes,
>
> Good one so holy toenails? ??
Maybe I should have said 'cows' or 'anatomy'.
Newton
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