Due to shifting priorities and budgets, I ended up shoving a 1912 B into the corner for a month or two, after just nicely installing a new board and planing bridges to final height. That several month delay somehow turned into several years, and now I find that four winters of single-digit shop humidity has taken a toll. Though there's still enough crown to work with (sniff), the down-bearing isn't worth the bother, so rather than whine about it, I'm just going to plane the cap off and start again. (Yes Mrs. Smith, you really need to keep that humidifier going, even if you aren't playing your piano) So, to preclude any further humbling, it seems like a good time to stop and double-check my speaking lengths. If anyone has a spreadsheet of plain-wire speaking lengths (millimeters, sil vous plais) they wouldn't mind sharing, I would certainly appreciate it. Thanks, Mark Cramer, RPT Brandon University -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://ptg.org/pipermail/caut_ptg.org/attachments/20090225/0208d780/attachment.html>
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