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Greetings List
Piano: Fischer upright player (New York), 1917. Looking at a rebuild, =
rewhatever. Two questions:
1. There are no tuning pin bushings - the pins go through holes in =
the plate with very little clearance between the plate and the pins. =
What is the usual procedure for restringing an arrangement like this? I =
figure my options are to either ream the plate and install larger pins =
or, replace sections of pinblock behind the plate and string with the =
original size pins. Has anyone out there ever reamed a plate to install =
bushings? I'm curious to opinions on this one.
2. For the player techs: the action is an Otto Higel model K =
"metalnola". I have done a number of player rebuilds, but not one of =
these. I am aware that the die cast valve chambers can suffer from =
warping/cracking. From the outside, the metal looks to be in amazing =
[good] condition. Generally, what is the restorability of these =
actions?
Thanks in advance
Stephen Powell RPT
Auckland, New Zealand
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