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From: Webwraith59@AOL.COM=20
To: pianotech@ptg.org=20
Sent: Friday, November 30, 2001 5:07 PM
Subject: The Examiner has no Clothes!
The examiners in my old chapter would probably rather pierce their =
eardrums than show the rebuilding workmanship or behavior this person =
has. I'm posting this anonymously to protect his/her identity. I'm =
planning to send him/her a copy of the responses. I'm also interested =
to know whether you think I'm out of line, here.=20
Questions:=20
1) How many turns should there be in a tuning pin coil in the tenor =
section of=20
an S&S "B?"=20
2) Should the tail of a string pass over one duplex scale bar, or =
between two?=20
3) Should a single string hitchpin loop contact/cross a duplex bar?=20
4) Should the wires be parallel as they leave the hitchpin?=20
5) Should stringing braid be installed in an S&S "B?"=20
6) Should a reshaped hammer resemble a(n):=20
a) egg shape=20
b) rounded diamond shape=20
c) rounded hatchet shape=20
7) Should new damper felts (regulated) effectively dampen?=20
8) If you were rebuilding an S&S "B" and a pedal was wobbly, would =
you pop out the pedal assembly and tighten the screws while you were at =
it?=20
9) If you were a PTG examiner, would you use your rank to try and =
intimidate someone who disagreed with one aspect of your work?=20
10) Rebuilders: Does a technician have to chose to do bellywork in =
order for you to consider his/her opinion?=20
Actually, only rebuilders need respond, as he/she made clear that =
those were the only people he/she would respect in any way.=20
Webwraith=20
PS These aren't all the problems I encountered.=20
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I Don't get it. What's this all about? Tom Driscoll
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