On 9/29/2012 2:20 PM, David Love wrote: > It seems like the digging of the corner of the underlever could be > alleviated by simply rounding the bottom front of the UL in a wider radius. > Although that would put slightly more surface area contact on the key end > felt the less sharp edge might keep it from digging. But if it was level at rest, the front edge of the UL wouldn't dig in under any conditions. It would ride the back edge of the key end felt during the stroke unless the underside was radiused (or otherwise convex curved) on the end. I don't know of anything set up that way, although it ought to be doable with spoons. Would that be a good thing, or a bad thing? Ron N
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