Twisted key

[Greg Newell]

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Bob,
         We did address this a while back. Your Journal this month has some 
of the copied postings. In my experience a diagonally cut kerf will do 
wonders for you. Experiment on a scrap piece of wood if your not sure which 
direction to cut the kerf.

Greg Newell


At 09:55 PM 4/1/2003, you wrote:

>List,
>
>I tuned a Baldwin Hamilton today that has a twisted or warped white 
>key.  It can't be leveled with the others or squared.  The front of the 
>key is twisted compared to the back.  When you set it on a flat surface 
>you can really see the twist - the front left corner of the  key is up in 
>the air about 1/8".  I know sometimes you can force a wedge into a kerf 
>cut into a key that is bent or warped, but it doesn't seem like that would 
>work on this twisted key.  I would appreciate your suggestions.
>
>Bob
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Greg Newell
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