Key Leveling Devices

[Howard F Jackson]

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Kelly & Bill:
You don't have to keep looking or spend a lot of money.  In the tool
world, much is for sale but not necessarily for use by all.  No need to
spend the money.  All you need is two straight edges: one straight and
one crowned for Steinway and punchings.  I'll be glad to send you a
handouts from my class "Key leveling by Sight & Sound" that was done at a
couple of Texas State Association seminars.  Folks seemed to like the
method.  Send my your mailing address privately.

Give it a try

Howard Jackson, RPT
Registered Piano Technician, Piano Technicians Guild
Monroe, LA   (318) 388-4879
e-mail: Hjackson8@juno.com



On Wed, 27 Feb 2002 16:36:30 -0700 "Kelly & Bill"
<kellybill_m@hotmail.com> writes:
List,

I am curious to know what everyones favorite method (tool) for doing a
complete key-leveling job is.  I am new to the sport and would like input
on the best tool for the job.  So far the only methods I'm aware of are:
aluminum straight edge, the Jaras tool, and the Sciortino tool.  Are
there others?

Thanks for the input

William R. Monroe
Salt Lake City, UT


Howard Jackson, RPT
Registered Piano Technician, Piano Technicians Guild
Monroe, LA   (318) 388-4879
e-mail: Hjackson8@juno.com
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