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Topic: Replacing Damper Springs  (Read 6585 times)

Offline sebmoocj

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Replacing Damper Springs
on: July 06, 2008, 09:26:19 PM
Hi all,

I've just posted a blog posting here, that details the procedure I used to recently replace a broken damper spring on my cronky old upright piano.  Just thought that this might be of interest to other readers, and would welcome any feedback on the contents.

https://mrbrightsidesgardenshed.blogspot.com/2008/07/diy-upright-piano-repair-1-replacement.html

I'm looking to replace various bits and pieces on this piano over the coming months, and will document on this blog if anyone's interested. 

I'm not a technician (not even particular useful with tools etc...) but some of you might find it interesting to read (or even pass on some handy hints and tips!)

Cheers


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