In a message dated 27/05/03 1:00:41 PM, bradley@rice.edu writes: << Bradley P.S. Just so things are clear, I am asking about the height of backchecking, not backcheck height. ;) >> Bradley just to make it even more clear...what you are asking about is hammer check height, a.k.a. check height...not height of backchecking... :-))))) If you set up a level worktop surface, either benchtop or shim arrangement...then you set some samples in the piano....when put on the bench don't touch your samples, as far as changing anything, rather adjust the rest of the hammers to match your samples...you will be amazing close when you slide the action back in...some minor touch up is usually required. Another view. Jim Bryant (FL)
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