In a message dated 8/28/00 5:21:19 PM Central Daylight Time, istuner@islandia.is writes: << Hi guys and gals, I just tuned an old Hindsberg with relatively new strings. Someone had put front rail punchings on the tuning pin for the left string of every A. I´ve seen this before, and thought maybe, on some occasions this was left over from some old tech that wanted to mark excessively loose pin, or something. There was, however, nothing wrong with the torque of any of these. But why on all the A´s? Best regards, Kristinn Leifsson, >> After stringing a piano, marking the A with a punching will help with the chipping process. I don't it myself, but I have heard of other doing it this way. I guess the stringer just never bother removing the punchings. Willem
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