Mike, Compromise. Before anything else check the bedding of the keyframe and check the height of the sharps and that all hammer shanks are above the cushions. If they are resting on the custions you may consider reducing their thickness. CHeck the location of the jack to knuckles and the height of the rep levers. Do a few samples of dip, blow distance, let-off and drop before committing yourself to any one specification. If the let-off is too high lowering it will increase after touch. Check that the springs are strong enough. You can now evaluate touch; you can increase dip a little and decrease hammer blow a little until you get the touch you want. If this procedure produces dip of 11 mm and hammer blow of 45 mm before getting acceptable touch then it is time to reevaluate action geometry which is another subject. Newton
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