NEWOCTAVE GLOBAL Tuning hammers....

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Don't forget that the Schaff lever is a good one. the 21c I believe.  It allows one to make small nothces and when putting unisons in it's great. A little tap or two on the handle and the sweet spot as some call it is in.
Marshall
ps. Im sure there are other good levers out ther which I'd like to try. Don't forget Joe Goss's lever is a good one too.  It's well built.
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Avery 
  To: Pianotech List 
  Sent: Tuesday, June 27, 2006 1:40 PM
  Subject: Re: NEWOCTAVE GLOBAL Tuning hammers....


  At 07:37 AM 6/27/2006, you wrote:

    I'll second the recommendation for Steve Fujan's levers. I'm just learning how to tune
     and the stiffnes of these levers is making it much easier to control the movement of the
    pin. I use (so far) two different tubes. The six inch tube is nice on the junker with pins that 
    aren't incredibly tight. The nine inch tube is great on the tight tuning pins on the Pearl River.

  Oh, you've had that problem, also! :-D I HATE to tune those! 
  The grands aren't too bad, after prepping, but I really hate those
  tight pin verticals! 

  Avery 


    I also have one of those New Octave Global hammers - I consider it and the Randy Potter
    apprentice lever to be emergency equipment. The flex in the steel really bothers me.
     
    Sara Nash
    student
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