cardboard punchings

[Keith Roberts]

Sorry Isaac, I should have been more specific. I was referring to a picture
in the issue of the PTG Journal here in Amerika. Photo 6 in the piano shop
trade secrets article. Now that I found the magazine it looks like 3 very
thick punching plus. The picture makes it look like a half an inch.
Keith Roberts

From: "Isaac OLEG SIMANOT" <oleg-i@wanadoo.fr>


>
> In S&S (Hamburg)
>
> Usually heavy cardboard punching for 1 to 3 mm are found, plus  1 - 2 mm
> height of smaller ones, then the felt punching is actually 6 mm or 5.5mm.
> Half an inch seems strange to me front rail not thick enough or a try to
add
> leverage while having the key level very high ?
> one may check the lenght of the front rail pins.
>
> BTW . Try the C3 C7 felt punching or even better the CFIIIS, they are top
> level and not expensive (the balance rail punching are very perfect for
S&S
> too)
> Isaac OLEG

> > >      That's one point I've been trying to make. Why so many paper
> > punchings.I
> > > thought numerous paper punchings causes sponginess in the
> > action. Or maybe
> > > not??????
> > > Everything I've ever read and been taught cautioned against
> > numerous paper
> > > punchings for that very reason...sponginess. But I'm still learning.
> > >
> > > Tommy Black
> > > Decatur, Ala.
> > >
> >
> >
>
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