<HTML><HTML>Greetings,             &nbs= p;         I am working on my old up= right, whom I call "Becky" she's all apart hammer/butts and sticker type wip= pens; all out for new leather, felts etc.(not new hammers, though)             &nbs= p;         My experiment is that I a= m putting the action back in the piano without it's wippen/stickers and I am= going to travel and square the hammers, FIRST, one, by one, as I put them b= ack in, before the wippen mechanisms go in. Then I am going to take t= he action back out and put in the wippens.             &nbs= p;   I figure the hammers will be squared and travelled much easie= r this way,  as opposed to putting everything back on the action  = THEN, having to take certain hammers/butt out, in order to do travel & s= quaring and having to work with the wippens' jacks and stuff in the way. I t= hink its a good idea. Could there be something wrong with this? Is there som= ething I didn't think of? Julia Gottchall, Reading, PA      </HTML>