>...the fact there are four contact points versus two with the nails. >Keith McGavern Correction and in retrospect: There are eight Skotch contact points per weight, as I started doing a releveling job today. I can see that what I'm doing appears slower than what Ed and Diane mentioned, but I feel good about the process. I have always been more methodical about some areas of piano work than others, basically not concerned with time, but with the experience. I attempt to plan most of the work I do without time pressure. That allows me the opportunity to be somewhat unconventional in certain areas causing others to sometime question how I can make a living. I have very few demands made upon me, and the ones that are made, I meet. I guess making a living has not been a much of a priority for me since the very late sixties. Learning how to live, however, has, and I'm still very much a beginner in that department. Keith McGavern Registered Piano Technician Oklahoma Chapter 731 Piano Technicians Guild USA
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