Dave, Best wishes for a long and lasting future together as man and wife. Got any pictures of this thing? Greg Newell At 01:13 AM 3/7/2005, you wrote: >In a message dated 3/6/05 2:56:29 PM Pacific Standard Time, >jrpiano@win.eastlink.ca writes: >This is NOT a wobbly card table. >It is a strong table. It is like a strong fold up picnic table. Because it >folds, each section is a reinforced moulded square, and is is much sturdier >than a single length folding picnic table. >I was hesitant about buying one before, as I was thinking wobbly, but it is > >I've been using a double X keyboard stand for quite awhile. It has worked >quite nicely; folds up into a very thin and portable unit, and has >adjustable height. Using that, and Bill Spurlock's action shelf, I have >had plenty of room to work on grand piano actions, and/or store them while >I clean the inside or work on dampers. This was before I went to the >recent PTG conference in Sacramento. > >I happened to see a flyer flying around the convention that had pictures >and descriptions of this really practical looking fold-up grand action >caddy with wheels, built in keyglide simulators, and and a jig for >simulating string height. It was designed and built by Laroy Jones. > >I sought one out so that I could see one in the flesh. David Anderson had >purchased the last one, and he was happy to show it to me. I ordered one >a week later, and it got here last week. > >The cost is certainly more than any of the aforementioned products, but it >seems to be that much better in terms of accuracy and ease of use than the >other table devices I've used in the past. I will give a report as soon >as I get a chance to play with my new toy. > >Back from the wedding and still alive(and a big thanks to all for the >well-wishes! It was great!), > >Dave Stahl Greg Newell Greg's piano Forté mailto:gnewell@ameritech.net
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