Grand Cleaning

[Farrell]

Oh, like I say, the action needs regulating. Personally, I wouldn't sell a shaping job without regulation. To me, the two go together. I'm really not sure what cleaning and shaping have to do with one another except that they are both done to a piano.

No, I agree with you. I was just pointing out technical minutia!

Terry Farrell
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  assuming one is not shaping any significant depth below the grooves, you really are not changing (or making any worse) the existing regulation...... 

  True Terry, but then, that's a lot of work for no gain, don't you think?

  Al Guecia
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    I'll certainly agree with you Al that if a hammer needs filing/shaping, it very likely needs regulating. However, assuming one is not shaping any significant depth below the grooves, you really are not changing (or making any worse) the existing regulation......

    Terry Farrell
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      Just a question from someone who has never shaped hammers without doing a regulating.  

      What about let off and drop once you've changed the hammer shape and height and then everything else that goes along once you've changed that?

      I do a cleaning and just a cleaning. If you want your hammers shaped, them you also need a regulating. Call me crazy, but it's just my way of doing things.

      Al Guecia
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