Baldwin upright bridge problem

[Farrell]

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Are the "....ribs separated from the board, along a specific line, just =
south of the bridge..." causing a problem? Would there be a gain from =
some type of repair?

Terry Farrell
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  From: Clark Sprague=20
  To: pianotech@ptg.org=20
  Sent: Friday, January 02, 2004 9:31 AM
  Subject: Baldwin upright bridge problem


  Esteemed Colleagues,
      Happy New Year to one and all!  And thanks to everyone who is so =
willing to share in their knowledge and experience.  I, and many others =
who don't post that often, surely appreciate the knowledge posted to =
this list.
      We have a Baldwin upright here that has ribs separated from the =
board, along a specific line, just south of the bridge.  It is so close =
to the bridge edge, that I suspect that there has been some bridge =
twisting, or roll, that just pulled the board away from the ribs at =
those spots.  If you run your fingers next to the ribs, you can feel the =
valley created in the board.  Is there a way to clamp and glue WITHOUT =
pulling the plate, as this piano is not worth doing that much. =20
      I have been thinking about this, and am looking for a suggestion, =
articles of reference, whatever you can share!
  Thanks in advance!
  Clark Sprague, RPT 
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