David Ilvedson wrote: > Richard, > > Great tip! > > David I. > I'd love to be able to take credit for this... but really I gotta give that to Laroy Edwards... He pointed out this to me and other class participants about 18 years ago in Oslo. But yes... its a good one. > > >I always do before starting a full regulation is to run a straight edge > >under > >all the knuckles and look at the resulting hammer line. This tells me a > bit > >about just how much I can expect without dinking around with knuckles. > >Then I > >run that same straight edge under the whippen cushions. If the resulting > >hammer > >line is like all over the place then you have little chance of getting any > >real > >uniformity without correcting the middle action first... course you could > >always do some creative hammer filing...grin... but then you run into mass > >uneveness and voicing challanges. > > -- Richard Brekne RPT, N.P.T.F. Bergen, Norway mailto:Richard.Brekne@grieg.uib.no
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