At 12:16 PM 10/04/2000 +0200, you wrote: ><snip> >What I am wondering about is if this is a case of design failure or not. Could >the manufacturer have actually figured the key ratio by measuring from the >wrong spot ??. > > Richard: The man'f'r could have located the keyframe between the key slip and fall board, then situated the stack for strike point and then placed the capstan under the center of the whippen cushion. Or, the balance rail holes could have been drilled in the wrong spot, oops. Once you start experimenting with different key ratios most of your questions will be answered by your own observations. Regards,
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