>My fingers ended up very near the blade, as holding the tail tight >to the set screw was really not adequately done using the shank at >the top, at least in my experience. I felt no confidence that I had >adequate down pressure or, more importantly, side pressure. There >is nothing to secure the hammer adequately IMO. For me, it was a >far too likely possibility that the hammer could move and be tossed >across the shop. I simply wasn't comfortable with it - I'm sure it >works for you and might for me with some instruction, but as >learning curves go, this one was rather flat for me. > >William R. Monroe Your jig and method are suspect. I've used this jig for over ten years trimming 5+ sets per year without incident. know your tools. -- Regards, Jon Page -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/20080825/cc6b27f9/attachment.html
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