Tuning lever heads

[Nichols]

Clyde,
         Lots of good responses, so here's a mediocre one for balance. I 
have recently switched from 15 degrees to 20 and haven't had any problems 
clearing the plate. I do like to carry one of the narrow-walled tips for 
those rare instances when that's all that will work, and it's much longer, 
also. So... it can perform double duty.  Being ambi-social in the treble 
solves a lot of headache. Try it for just the unisons, or something. 
Right-handing the high end on an old upright gives you the leverage and 
control advantage of resting your arm on the top of the right side of the 
cabinet, also.  Any variation is good for your body. (well..... you know!)

Guy


At 10:00 PM 12/1/01 -0500, you wrote:
>You're probably right, brother Newton, but even at my young 54 years of
>age I find it hard to change.  (sigh)
>
>Regards,
>Clyde
>
>Newton Hunt wrote:
>
> > Get a grand impact hammer, solves all the problems.