Great idea Jim, but i'm afraid some CA would go all the way through the block and glue the windings to the pin, or put a cap over the bottom of the pin efectively stopping motion through the block by tuning ( or driving ) I HAVE, though, had great sucess on REALLY loose pins by turning the piano upside down and putting, over the courseiof a week, about 3 full bottles of pin tight on the underside of the block. really sloidified the pinsn a fabulous 6'2" Conover grand I had with spinninpins. Gordon --- "Jim Coleman, Sr." <pianotoo@imap2.asu.edu> wrote: > Hi to all: > > As one who has successfully used CA glue on > individual pins in > Grands with great success, I began to imagine the > future problem > which will arise when one tries to remove the plate > later if the > entire pinblock is so treated. > > It occurred to me that a simple solution would be to > remove the > action, turn the piano up on its Bass side and treat > the bottom of > the pinblock with CA glue. This avoids the problem > of the plate > sticking to the pinblock, but it solves the problem > of getting the > CA glue directly to the tuning pins. If this helps > anyone, you may > send the check directly to my email address. > Actually cash is > preferred. > > Jim Coleman, Sr. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Yahoo! Health - Feel better, live better http://health.yahoo.com
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