Hi Phil, I used the flat head of a screwdriver and gently tapped the handle with the palm of my hand. The movement of the pin forward was very slight, but plenty far enough to allow the key to fit correctly. Btw, the piano in question, "Niemeyer", uses a "square" front rail pin (with rounded edges) with an 11 oclock angle, so it can also be twisted for a more precise fit...I asume. Terry On Tue, 29 February 2000, "pryan2" wrote: > > > > > . The front rail pins on the badly sticking sharp keys (8 of 'em) were in > need of slight forward adjustment. > > > Terry > > > How do you adjust front rail pins forward? Just bend them? > > A fellow frustrated floor tuner, (Love the alliteration!) > > Phil > Miami Beach ______________________________________________________________ Get free Internet service and email at http://www.worldspy.com
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