Hi Dale... which is why I mentioned in the post Jon quoted... that in the case of hammers that cant be needled I recommend changing hammers instead of dinking around with soakings / steamings... whatever. Would be nice if one first is to quote and comment... that one keeps things in context..... Cheers RicB Hi John Petrified felt, yes indeed a, Paul Bailey coined phrase. I've tried the Dremel many times & find it rather useless, but hey they can't be worse. I simply marvel at the lack of interest many piano makers have in tone as is evidenced by what they call piano hammers. Those who purchased the inexpensive pso simply need the paradigm shift that they got a bargain that they now need to invest in to make it a legitimate instrument. Like getting a great car cheap that needs a tune up & further performance enhancement. Ok....adequate car All our heroic voicing efforts in these cases as I see it.... are not our problem. I of course, suggest a hammer transplant as usual. A for effort John Dale
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