On 10/23/2012 4:19 PM, Ed Foote wrote: > Ron writes: >>> ,It's not how many times a year you look, it's how many seasonal > extremes they've been through. I don't understand why the concept of > wood under compression crushing cumulatively with big humidity cycles is > such a tough concept.< > > It is a simple concept. I am of the opinion that it isn't a > problem on the blocks I have direct experience with. Some of these > pianos I am talking about got their blocks in the early 1980's. If I > don't see any appreciable lateral movement of the pin through the block > after 30 years, I am not going to let that be a determining factor in my > technique. I wouldn't. I don't observe lateral movement in any blocks either, ever. Ron N
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