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<div>Hi all,</div>
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<div>A couple of weeks ago,<font color="#0000FF"> (after submitting a
post about drilling bridge pin holes with a bubble gauge attached to
the drill)</font> Richard Brekne asked me to photograph a section of
our bridges to prove that we get the bridge pins at a uniform angle. I
had a look at a few existing images from previous jobs, since our no.
003 piano is out doing a residency at present.</div>
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<div>The following image of our 1989 rebuild of a Welmar 6' grand
shows the new bridges we made using Antarctic Beech (ADD 0.74 grams
per cc). Is this image close enough Ric? If not, let me know and I'll
do a super close up version from the hi-res scan.</div>
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<div>http://www.overspianos.com.au/welmr.jpeg</div>
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<div>Ron O.</div>
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