On 1/4/07, Farrell quoth: >That happens all the time. If they are popping off on both sides, >just take the entire hammer felt piece off - it's easier to get the >glue in there anyway when they are off. > >Just pop them off, accelerator on the core, CA on the felt, put in >place on core, one hand with fingers on the hammer felt tip and >thumb on the rear core pressing the tip into the core, and the other >hand with fingers clamping felt on top and bottom. Hold for a few >seconds until CA sets and go to next one. This is exactly right. It works just fine. I have done this a number of times for folks with no other solution, you may not want to sign your name to it but it'll get you a bunch of equally crappy referels, work is work. Since the storm I have seen so many, especially Baldwin, hammers popping off from weeks in high humidity I just haul around a stash of extra thick glue and the spritzer. You cant work on Bosendorfers every day, at least I cant. Just had a customer move back from Dallas to his Steinway M, after what 16 months with a borrowed spinet. He said in Plano he couldnt get a tuner to come, they all asked what he had and then said "Oh, I dont work on those." Ya'll must be doing well over there! :-) -- ----Dave ----------------------------- Dave Doremus, RPT New Orleans ------------------------------ -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/20070104/5da0d3e3/attachment.html
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