Dear good twin, Not only are you ingenious and funny, you're also psychic. You knew I was reading and you knew what I was thinking. The fact that there is no 'c' in my name also indicates you're not a perfectionist, or you don't read so good. A friend who worked with me when I was at Manhattan School made up a few of these for us, though I'll admit yours seem somewhat more elegant. And I don't still have them. If I understand your question: >this jig definitely works with a flush sole or a large enough inset >or projecting sole. Assuming the length of the jg were increased, >what percentage what configuaration of key bottom would not work >with it?Ialeggio It seems like it would depend upon the length of the straight portion of the key stick for a particular model. I must not be understanding the question. Once you work out the bugs in the ones you make for Jon Page, I'll be interested too. David Skolnik At 09:11 PM 7/26/2012, you wrote: >So a question for you guys who have seen a lot more key bottoms than >I have (and no Skolnick, this is not a lewd reference <G>); > > >-- >Jim Ialeggio >jim at grandpianosolutions.com >(978) 425-9026 >Shirley, MA
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