Andrew, 5 thousanths ? It's a piano --not a Swiss watch. There will also be variables in caul size, and mortise width, cloth thickness . Relax, rebush and replace pins only if their condition warrants. Let me guess--Are you or have you ever been an engineer?<G> Best wishes, Tom Driscoll ----- Original Message ----- Subject: Inconsistent front rail pin size. > I'm looking at rebushing keys on a piano and I'm up against pin sizing > inconsistencies. The center rail pin size was consistent on the few > samples I checked. The front rail pin size varied 5 thousandths when > checking just six pins. Is this type of inconsistency typical for front > rail pins or would I be saving myself a lot of grief by replacing all of > them? > > Andrew Anderson > >
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