Mike asked: "Question: "Over 20 years ago, I used to sell, among other brands, zimmermann pianos. Never had trouble with dampers on their uprights, but had loads of trouble with their grands where dampers are concerned. I was a long time in finding out that they didn't employ metal inserts or sleeves in their top flanges. My cousin, who lives in New York also, has one of these pianos. Are you also equipped to drill out these blocks to accommodate the sleeves if I send you the damper action? Or would you know of someone who would embark upon a challenge like this?" Mike, I have the necessarry jig and barrels to accomplish that one. I've done it many times. As for the Visually Impaired Tech that can't take micrometer readings, he needs to get a micrometer that talks to you. They are available through the State's Visually Impaired Commission, etc. Best, Joe Joe Garrett, R.P.T. Captain of the Tool Police Squares R I http://gpianoworks.com/
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