>There may be more than one kind of "looseness". For example, if you >can pull the pin out with your fingers, but the hole is exactly the >dimension of the pin plus some tiny amount along its entire length, >then perhaps the end of the pin doesn't wobble. If you remove the >pin and slightly enlarge the top part of the hole (think of a slight >countersink), then perhaps the top of the pin would wobble, and >cause a variable-length termination. > >--Cy-- >SHUSTERpiano.com Which reminds me of the original post, I think, mentioning thicker than usual bridge pins. Wouldn't the be less prone to flagpoling?Sid Blum --
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