String spacing: Was after-ring in new dampers

[Stéphane Collin]

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Hi again Quentin.

Well, indeed, you must be careful for that.  But if you start with the =
three strings in a horizontal plane (or close enough so hammer mating =
seems correct), then, if you pull the strings in the same horizontal =
plane (or close enough), hammer mating should stay correct (foreseen of =
course that the hammer crown is in a horizontal straight line (or close =
enough)).  But indeed, you must be careful, as when the bending is done =
too far or in a bad direction, it is very difficult to come back to the =
previous situation.
Maybe it is a better idea to do the horizontal movement first.

Regards.

St=E9phane Collin.
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  Hi Stephane,

  When pulling the strings on the right or on the left, does it have a =
negative effect on the strings height?
  I mean can you have a good strings levelling (for a good hammer =
mating) and a good string spacing for the damping at the same time?

  I'll give it a try when I'll have to overcome this problem.

  Bye,

  Quentin
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