David said: "Plus I think the issue with respect to this particular discussion is deciding when it's worth rebuilding and the associated costs for certain procedures versus buying new. Unless we're clear on what exactly rebuilding means and entails it's pretty hard to make that determination. Clearly it means different things to different people." David, et al, Ah, now we're getting down to the crux of the problem, which, is the real problem. When I get some time I will give a full, detailed list of what Idid to that particular piano, along with some introspect of other things that should have been considered, etc. K?<G> When I was in a different state of sanity and was involved with the political aspects of PTG, I tried, in vain, to get the ball rolling towards some kind of standardized criteria for rebuilding and making the first step in establishing a "test center" facility at the Home Office. I was shouted down. 'Nough said about that, as it 's a dead issue, as far as PTG is concerned,...I think. Wish it weren't. One of the problems is that several Rebuilders were contacted and asked to give their idea(s) of the various phases of rebuilding/Remanufacturing/Restoration. NONE would even bother to respond! That's my take on that. Joe Joe Garrett, R.P.T. Captain of the Tool Police Squares R I
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