At 5:59 AM -0500 6/28/03, Avery Todd wrote: >I've seen a method of doing this by drilling two holes in the front of the >keyframe, inserting two screws and using a leather "handle" of some kind >that can be attached. When one has to pull the action multiple times, as >in voicing, etc., it would sure come in handy. I don't know the specifics >but maybe someone else does. ... Avery, I do this type thing. Except I use two brass pull door handles instead. I mount each one equidistant from the middle of the keyframe and its ends. The thumbs of your hands can then act as a leverage tool against the front of the keybed to start bringing the action out for each pull. Very controllable, and after a hundred pulls or so, what a blessing. The temporary handles are removed after the job is finished. Keith McGavern
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