>...Can you tell me in what order you screw the frame on S&S, >is the order important ? > >with the last job I've done I had to change the entire action frame ,I had >to rethink the way the frame is adapted to the keyboard, and I discover I am >not sure if the extremes center feet (of the action frame) are to be a tad >higher in order to help the keyboard extremity to be springy (you know the >little play under the blocks)... >Isaac Isaac, List, Roger may have answered the concerns you have asked, but this is what I envisioned about the particular you were wanting to know above. The feet of the action brackets sometimes don't all sit flush on the keyframe. To counter this condition I use balance rail punchings to take up any excess space. That way, when the action feet screws are installed to secure the action and its parts to the keyframe, there will be no flex, only a secure platform marriage of the two items. If I am in error, no harm. This is still an excellent tip for those who have wondered about such a thing. Keith McGavern Registered Piano Technician Oklahoma Chapter 731 Piano Technicians Guild USA
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