Hi Greg... actually it was the first thing I did after reading your post. From the pictures I cant think this thing would work. Looks far to clumsy an apparatus for voicing purposes....at least the kind of voicing I have in mind... but I suppose I would have to see one of these things up close to be sure. Rogers basic approach is very sound and predicable. I personally am uncomfortable with a damp cloth draping over so many hammers at a time for the time it takes to zap them, so I use my finger brush technique. I find it easier to be sure of where I am applying steam when I can see each individual hammer, tho this is probably just a personal preference thing. A steam injector seems like a good idea on the surface of it, but as for me it is untried. And if I was going to try it, I would like to see a tool developed for precisely this purpose. Greg Newell wrote: > Richard and List, > I should have thought of this before. Try this link and look under the word > steam to that little yellow pot with a nozzle. > http://eureka.com/products/index.htm > It does come with a hose and different nozzles that will fit on the end of the > hose. Really cool if you ask me and it wasn't too expensive either. You can > probably see the accessories if there is a link to follow. Check it out. Hey, I > wonder if I could get commissions on this!?? Ha-ha-ha > > Greg Newell > -- Richard Brekne RPT, N.P.T.F. Bergen, Norway
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