[CAUT] Fwd: Does V S Profelt work in reverse?

[Mark Cramer]

Hi Debbie, 

 

Did you suggest that you can successfully increase rotational friction on
new action centers using VS Pro felt? 

 

I would like to know more, if you don't mind sharing.

 

As mentioned, new shanks/flanges often have less than 1 gram of friction.or
they appear to have 6 or 7g, until you merely mention CLP in the vicinity,
then suddenly they are down to 0g. ;>) 

 

And this is when you discover that the #20.25 center pins (.5025") are also
loose at the birds-eye.

 

Please tell more. i.e.: 

 

"after VS pro-felt, the centers typically measure about X grams of friction,
and seem to be stable over X months, etc."

 

This is valuable information, and I certainly appreciate you sharing it.

 

Best regards,

Mark Cramer, RPT

Brandon University

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Subject: Re: [CAUT] Fwd: Does V S Profelt work in reverse?

 

Works great in both directions is my experience.  Also am finding that it
works ok on new action part centers that have 0 grams friction - hammer
flanges and whippen flanges.

 

Debbie Cyr
Registered Piano Technician
508-202-2862 cell
617-227-2357 NBSS 

 

 

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