Now I feel better about my dog eating a customer's action (hammers, shanks and wips). Oh, and take my advice - make it a double! Sorry to see that, but $%!& does seem to happen now and then. Terry Farrell ----- Original Message ----- > Hammers repined, filed, travelled and spaced. Stack set on the backside > of the table after removing from keyframe to spot-level/dip keys. Didn't > reposition the stack but left it (absentmindedly) in precarious spot. > > When I walked around the table, I bumped it and the stack took a tumble... > (don't walk around while wearing reading glasses) It's tough gettin' old. > > Don't worry, it's a spec piano. I can fix that. > > Look on the bright side, now I have salvaged h/s/f for a worn-down high > treble; > and it's a beautiful, sunny day. I'll just enjoy that... and a gin & > tonic. > > grrrrrrrrrrrr................ > -- > > Regards, > > Jon Page
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