Brian Lawson wrote: > > > > > A much easier method is to cut a small section out of the punching, and > > insert it on to the pin from underneath the action with a forceps or > > something similar. No need to remove the stack each time > > > > John McKone, RPT > > St. louis Park, Minnesota > > mckonejw@skypoint.com > > I always end up with at least a few notes with this method. > > > > Or, why not just have a set of key weights that clip onto the backcheck, > then you are just leveling the keys in the piano and you can remove each > key and add/remove punchings as needed. Have leveled at least a thousand keysets through the years, have never yet gotten the leads to end up completely right. I always have to redo at least a few and I use a pair of long angled tweasers to do the job. Action in the piano, fully assembled, with the balance stop rail off so I can lift the keys up just enough to slip my tweasers in. Richard Brekne I.C.P.T.G. N.P.T.F Bergen, Norway
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