Rob, Maybe your method is not practical now, but neither was the first telephone, airplane, etc. It's a step in the right direction. With refinements by yourself or other inventors this may very well become a practical alternative. Press on! Regards, Clyde Hollinger Robert Goodale wrote: > Okay, admittedly it takes a while to do an entire piano. But the > method does work and the piano does not have to be repined. In > the field this is probably not all that practical with the > possible exception of treating some isolated pins. If the piano > is in your possession however, you can treat the pins while doing > other projects. Simply set an egg timer and change the pin > heater to the next pin as required. You could also get several > heaters going at once, greatly speeding up the process.
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