HI Julia
For a light filing, yes, you raise a practical issue. There is of course
a tolerance at which performance won't suffer greatly. It would be great if
the fix were as simple as a let--off adjustment but in order to maintain
proper regulation/ i.e. blow distance .... hammer line needs to be raised as
will the drop & let-off screw. The magic line changes & the hammers now over
center more as well. All the while the touch becoming lighter due to felt loss
& geometry changes. It always Strikes me as such a sticky wicket. Don't you
think? And then there's the scruffing scuffing hammer thing.
Dale
I grands, wont a let-off adjustment compensate for a slight filing. If
hammers that have had medium to moderate wear are filed, why not adjust
let-off? Why replace the hammers so soon?
Julia
Reading, PA
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