At 09:18 AM 3/3/99 -0500, you wrote: > I have a question that probably has an obvious answer, but I may be a little >leery of that answer. > I have replace pin blocks on several makes of piano, and I have restrung >several S&S's. Now I have a Steinway ("M" I think) that has a pin block with >the laminations seperating. There are no obvious screws to remove the block. >Do I drill out what look like dowels on the treble end and then cut/chisel/pry >or whatever it takes, or is there a less violent way to get the old one out? > Also, I was considering Delegnit instead of a S&S hexplank, is that a >reasonable substitute? > Thanks, and if I make it to KC, I hope to meet some of you in person. > John Stroup > South Bend, Ind. > Before you remove the block, make a template for location. Look in the archives, there has been discussion on this Regards,
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