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Hi Matt:
The easiest way I've found is to measure the overall height of the =
key WITH an old ivory in place. I usually use key #1 and key #88 as my =
standard. This gives you your final total measurement. Then remove the =
old ivory, make a trial cut, lay the new keytop in place and measure =
again. Shoot for your original total dimension. Adjust your cut as =
needed to give you the proper height. Cut all the rest to the same =
size. There are too many variables to try any other way. My tolerance =
is plus or minus .010". =20
Mike Kurta
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