Greetings, >I feel that I >could go ahead and charge extra within the proposal for plugging but >reweighing, (something I've not done before), couldn't be worked in >to a nominal increase over the original estimate. It seems that the first re-weighing job a technician does should be on a suitable test piano, not on a paying customer's Steinway B. If you are not familiar with the geometry, and the metrology of the Steinway action, and must deal with an altered one for your first time, I suggest that you call in someone experienced with this sort of problem, and pay them for their advice. > Can I assume that these leads were removed for a legitamate reason No >Am I being too paranoid? No Regards, Ed Foote
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