cleaning action stack

[Paul T Williams]

Well, I do use shims to get it closer to a real key-bed, and have learned 
to compensate accordingly so only fine-adjustments need to be done in the 
actual piano.  I would just rather have a flatter bench.  It's massively 
carved up,  Maybe refinishing would allow me to level it out more....time 
constraints keep me using shims, tho. :>)

pw



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Paul T Williams wrote:
> 
> Question:
> 
> Are bowling alley lanes slightly "crowned"?  Mine seems to be which 
> makes bench regulating impossible.  Maybe time to get a new hunk...Where 

> does one find such a thing.  This one here came with the shop...
> 
> Paul
> 

Why would it make regulation impossible?  Get some glide studs and 
install them across the leading edge of the bench. (like those 
adjustable Baldwin front rail ones) If your alley chunk really is 
crowned (convex) you then would be able to compensate for and duplicate 
any keybed.


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