Pinblocks

[Newton Hunt]

No.  Drilling is more critical in terms of drill feed, cooling, sharpness and
bit size.  Take a sample cutoff and frill holes with an F, G and the size below
F to determine torque.  Feed the bit a little fast in the bass and slower in the
treble but be consistent.  Mike your pins and sort the bigger in the bass and
the smaller in the treble.  This material is less forgiving but can produce
superior results and durability.

		Newton

> David Love wrote:
> 
> I'm putting a new pin block in a Young Chang.  Believe it or not, I've never
> worked with a multi-laminate block,  always put in Bolduc type.  I am
> considering it for this piano because of cost differences.  Am I being
> penny-wise and pound foolish.
> 
> David Love