Terry, Yes, I've noticed this, but I just assume I didn't take off enough felt. Probably sanding the hammers fluffed the felt so it looked like all the grooves were removed but in reality were not. Since I am wary of taking off too much felt, I don't usually do the job over. Regards, Clyde Hollinger pianolover 88 wrote: > Is it normal, after intitial tuning and less than an hour or two of light > playing, for freshly filed/reshaped hammers to develop light but noticeable > grooving, even BEFORE any needling or chemical voicing is done? This seems > a bit strange, but maybe it's normal and i just never noticed it before. > I've observed this in almost every job I've done in which it was the very > first filing/reshaping the hammers had ever received, and the visual result > was very satisfactory and uniform. this seems to be the case no matter the > quality or weight of the hammer. Again, the grooving is slight, but > definitely noticeable.
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