tuning time

[Richard Gullion]

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In the beginning...2--2 /2 hours. That was after practing on dozens and gaining confidance.  hundreds of pianos later...approx 1 hour, if its one I tune regular. If not,
   1 1/4 -- 2 hours with pitch raise, and double check.

pianotune05@comcast.net wrote:
    Hi Amy,
  How new are you at piano tuning?  I'm new as well.  How long does it takeyou to tune a piano?  I'm curious if everyone out there started out slow like me.  I'm curious to know if on-line is the only place where I can purchase a portable vacuum.  
  Marshall
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From: "David Ilvedson" <ilvey@sbcglobal.net> 

> I've seen that before but I prefer to blow the dust around the room...;-] 
> 
> David Ilvedson, RPT 
> Pacifica, California 
> 
> 
> 
> ----- Original message ---------------------------------------- 
> From: amy@zilknet.net 
> To: "Pianotech List" 

> Received: 2/7/2006 9:07:21 AM 
> Subject: Re: cleaning 
> 
> 
> >First an introduction: I'm Amy Zilk a newbie tech in Oregon...I just 
> >had my first customer last week. 
> 
> >I researched portable vacuums and bought a 3M electronics vacuum. It's 
> >designed for copier technicians to vacuum out the toner dust and trap it 
> >in the filter instead of spreading it all over the room,! and it has tiny 
> >little attachments for getting into small crevices in the piano. Here's 
> >a link to a picture. 
> 
> >http://www.precision.com/Cleaning%20Products/3M%20Vacuum.htm 
> 
> >I bought mine online (not at this site) in December for $196.24 
> >including shipping. I would suggest checking around for the best price 
> >online. It's a good product and my customer was impressed by this cool 
> >high tech tool. 
> 
> >Amy 
> 
> >pianotune05 wrote: 
> 
> >> What about Oreck? Now that I think about it, I think they make a 
> >> shoulder vac, but don't quote me on it. My wife and I bought a used 
> >> one for the office cleaning and it still is running. I think it would 
> >> be funny to use a hotel vacuum, Oreck on a hotel piano. :) 
> >> Marshall 
> >> ----- Original Message ----- Fro! m: "Ron Nossaman" 
> >> To: ; "Pianotech List" 

> >> Sent: Monday, February 06, 2006 11:49 AM 
> >> Subject: Re: cleaning 
> >> 
> >> 
> >>> 
> >>>> Dave, 
> >>>> 
> >>>> That is one powerful vacuum if you can leave it in the car...;-] 
> >>>> I've got a Port-o-vac that works well...is their a way to measure a 
> >>>> vacuum's intake power other than against your hand and saying "Hmm, 
> >>>> seems pretty strong." 
> >>>> 
> >>>> David Ilvedson, RPT 
> >>> 
> >>> 
> >>> Yea, inches of water static, and CFM. This information used to be 
> >>> available when you were shopping for a vacuum so you could, you know, 
> >>> make a semi! informed decision. Now they give you such helpful 
> >>> information as motor wattage and hose length instead. Oh, and color! 
> >>> 
> >>> Ron N 
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Richard
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