bass bridge replacement

[BobDavis88 at aol.com]

In a message dated 1/25/2008 5:32:01 PM Pacific Standard Time, 
bdoepke at verizon.net writes:

Is it feasible to install a new bass bridge on many of these "entry level" 
pianos that I have been coming across? Am I passing up potential income by not 
offering to replace it.  I am sure that I can learn how to do it...but how 
difficult is it?  Do I need special tools?  


What I started to say is it usually doesn't make financial sense, but would 
you be interested in acquiring the skills for better pianos? If so, don't worry 
about the cost - go ahead and jump in. The hardest part is making a flat 
joint, while working between struts, if you aren't removing the whole bridge. 
Anyone with the skills to do this doesn't need to send the bridge away for 
duplication - that's the fun and easy part. If you don't have any interest in 
woodworking, just go with the epoxy repair.
 
Bob D




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