Key Leveling

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<<ok..what do you folks like to do a top-notch leveling job?>>

Greetings, 
    I like a well-bedded keyframe, plenty of light, and a long key-levelling 
stick with a very slight radius across its length.  It spans the entire 
keyboard, is made from laminated keytop material on wood,(gift from 
Pratt-Read in the mid '70's).  I support the end keys with small screw-jacks, 
and usually go as far as using the .002" tissue paper, unless it is a newly 
felted keyframe, which isn't worth getting that close, since things will 
change that much with the first 20 hours or so of play. 
    Using the action is more work than a set of stick-on weights, but gives 
good results. Balance rail holes can't be tight,nor the keybushing. 
REgards,
Ed Foote RPT