Did you mean "turning the pins IN" - as opposed to pounding in with a hammer? Thump --- Kerry Cooper <brispiano@optushome.com.au> wrote: > Terry, > > I have used Delignite, APSCO, & Renner ( almost the > same as Delignite) and > the Renner plank was far superior in the longevity > department then any of > the others. What has been said about being precise > about drilling is > correct, however, if the pins are punched as would > be normal, and your > drilling is .001 in, the pins will not turn and will > break. I found that by > turning the pins with a ratchet wrench, you get a > very even and nice firm > pin. I tuned a piano I used this method on 12 years > ago just last month, and > the pins are still the same as they were when I > finished the job. > >> __________________________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Shopping - Send Flowers for Valentine's Day http://shopping.yahoo.com
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