Kimball Double Brass Flange Repair

[Gordon Holley]

Hi Dave.  Thanks for the kind words on the post, and yes (G) I do 
know the difference between " it " , " its'  " and " it's ".  
Even after proof reading a couple times I missed my error.  
The word " it's " as printed should NOT have had an apostrophe ( ' ).
The word should have been spelled " its ", the possive form of " it " 
when used as a modifier before a noun.
And as I said in my last sentence of my post "I'm sure there is 
something more to be learned and I welcome the opportunity".
I just needed to refresh my memory and usage and I thank you for 
bringing this to my attention.
So folks under item 10. the correct usage of the word it should be
 . . . "eyeing" the position of the pin, and ITS proximity to the new 
flange clips . . .

Best regards,
Gordon Holley

On 11 Jun 2003 at 2:58, Dave Nereson wrote:

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>   ----- Original Message ----- 
>   From: Gordon Holley 
>   To: pianotech@ptg.org 
>   Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2003 11:30 AM
>   Subject: Kimball Double Brass Flange Repair
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>          I can't believe you went to the trouble (but we, and the archives thank you) to describe this procedure at such length and with such detail!  People have described the entire restringing or rebuilding of a piano in fewer words.  This is not to criticize at all, but rather to say that 
maybe you should be writing technical manuals, instruction manuals, etc.  (but learn the difference between 'its' and 'it's').
>       After reading it, I was so glad it wasn't I having to do the repair, and if it were, I'd have felt like charging $100 per each!  If you had shown this description to the owner first, and said, "This is what I'll have to go through for each broken one", surely s/he would have expected to 
pay handsomely for the pain and tedium involved!
>       --David Nereson, RPT  
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