[pianotech] Dont EVEN think about that crazy knot!.. RPT exampracticing

[Ed Sutton]

This is one skill that can be learned in a short time.
Last summer in Anaheim 23 people attended our hands-on splice class, and all 23 left 90 minutes later with the skill of making a exam-quality (beautiful, symmetrical, tight) splice built into their hands and minds. And most importandt they could do it with one end of the wire tied down...just like in a piano.
If you don't get it by July, come see us in Grand Rapids.

Ed Sutton
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: KeyKat88 at aol.com 
  To: pianotech at ptg.org 
  Sent: Friday, February 13, 2009 1:28 PM
  Subject: [pianotech] Dont EVEN think about that crazy knot!.. RPT exampracticing


  GreetRings,

      Just venting here....

             Each loop of this knot is fashioned in what a draftsman would call "opposite hand" (I used to be a mechanical drafter)   then, its assembly is symmetrical to boot!    

  .....There are so many ways to think of how to turn in the loops and then another few ways to think of its assembly! Yet it can only go together ONE WAY in order for the thing to work! ....isn't it great?

       If I think about it too deeply, I get confused. Its one of those things where you gotta remember it one way, the same way every time!

  ...Back to practicing... 

  Julia
  Reading, PA


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