Tuning Pin Tightener

Dick Beaton rbeaton@initco.net
Wed, 19 Jan 2000 10:32:19 -0700


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If there is room under the coils I would tap the pins in a bit first.
Dick MT
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  From: Brian Holden=20
  To: Pianotech Forum=20
  Sent: Tuesday, January 18, 2000 5:06 PM
  Subject: Tuning Pin Tightener


  Hello List
  =20
  I am about to do a tuning pin tightening job on an old English =
upright.  Because of economic reasons, I intend using some Pacpin liquid =
tighter.  The piano will be laid on its back and the solution will be =
applied with a syringe, with a second dose a few days later.  Because of =
the age of the piano, the customer has little to lose and hopefully the =
pins (which are moderately loose), should be able to hold the tuning =
satisfactorily.  I am sure this is the recommended way to apply the =
solution but if there is anything else I should be doing, could someone =
let me know.  Thanks in advance.
  =20
  Brian Holden=20

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