Make a soundboard--Measurements

[Farrell]

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Hello Glenn. Would you be willing to post a description of the air =
actuator again. I don't recall seeing any such thing (I've caught a few =
legitimate emails that were filtered out by my spam filter - I've even =
seen a few of my own get filtered out!). I would sure appreciate any =
such info. Always looking for a way to minimize damage to a soundboard =
during removal.

Terry Farrell
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  Sent: Saturday, October 25, 2003 9:34 PM
  Subject: Re: Make a soundboard--Measurements



  In a message dated 10/25/03 7:29:41 PM, Erwinspiano@aol.com writes:



    I use a crow bar or whatever I can get in along under the belly rail =
to pry it out. Some boards practically fall out, others just don't want =
to leave home.



  I posted info on a firestone air actuator for SB removal earlier but =
this belly rail comment reminded me that the last board I "air-popped" =
out (and really I am not a bigtime piano a month guy), anyway the last =
grand was a six-foot lester with a severe overhang in the belly rail, =
but the actuator hose slipped right in the inch and one quarter or so =
space after I slimmed down the end plate/bolt closure. Little or no =
problem, the next board I do I intend to put actuators all around. Added =
bonus is they store flat in a drawer (as a smalltime piano guy I have a =
tiny shop also).
  Glenn C. 
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