[pianotech] the question I had yesterday

[Bruce Browning - The Piano Tuner]

Marshall,
If I get you right you don't want epoxy in the hole where the pin goes, or
the fall won't open once it's set.
Screw one bracket onto the piano without the fall attached, then feed that
end of the fall onto the pin and lower the other end into place with the
bracket attached. You should now be able to screw the second end on by
holding the fall in place.
Course I may be wrong, but your not giving us much to go by. Good luck.


> so what kind of epoxy would hold that metal piece to key cover/fall board
> so that I can screw it into the piano without the bracket pin popping out
> of the hole in the side edge of the key cover?  Thanks. I have to go back
> tomorrow to get that thin on.  I worked with it forever yesterday. As soon
> as I put the pin in the hole and line it up and screw it into the piano,
> when I approach the other side the pin I just put in pops out and the only
> thing attached are the screws holding the bracket to the piano.  So any
> ideas would be great.  Thanks